The measure supposedly captures all components of market risk, including changes in inflation, interest rates, currencies and commodities.
Future studies should investigate the ability of these statistical methods to capture all components of RS without the then-test method.
As shown in Figure 2, the MP coefficients accurately capture all the frequency components of the original signal x[m] from the noisy signal y[m], but the DFT coefficients only capture two frequency components of x[m].
In this light, our results show good agreement with other studies by capturing all signaling components identified by the PCR minimal model, in addition to predicting the known regulatory effects of ERK1/2, GSK3A (regulated by c-Jun which is affected by JNK) [ 44, 59, 94].
Therefore, to optimally capture all interacting components during these dynamic states, we aimed to isolate PB under the mildest possible conditions to best preserve PB integrity.
Overall, using multi-gene association models, we captured all three components of genetic variation conferred by multiple variants within candidate genes in cellulose biosyntheses pathway both within and across these three trait categories.
While AMNART does not capture all the components that contribute to cognitive reserve, it is a measure of the level of environmental enrichment provided by educational and occupational attainment and has been shown to correlate with IQ (Ryan and Paolo, 1992).
Using an antibody that captures all components of complex I and immunoprecipation assays, we co-precipitated serine phosphorylated STAT3 in CLL-BC, but not in N-BC extracts.
It is hence recommended to jointly apply univariate and multivariate trend tests in order to capture all existing trend components and guide the user towards the appropriate models.
Our data did not capture all of the components of the ISCL/EORTC staging for each patient in order to be able to assign this staging approach to our patient population.
