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In this paper, we first propose a maximum likelihood estimator (MLE) of a change point in high-yield processes, where the only assumption is that the change belongs to a family of monotonic changes.

Third, the study shows that reducing the root causes of global climate change belongs in the nation's economic recovery and jobs strategy as well as its energy security plans.

The average differential expression of genes (z-scores of log2 fold change) belonging to a specific GO category was tested for deviation from the average of all other genes using a z-test.

Most of the credit for pushing these changes belongs to Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg.

If you talk about improving study habits and time management, remember that the responsibility for making these changes belongs to your student.

What if the hearts and minds to be changed belonged to the 2.5 million elementary and secondary teachers of Brazil?

The severest changes belong to case 6 (heavy oil and high permeability), whereas the least important changes are those of case 3 (light oil and low permeability).

The genes affected by these changes belonged to a number of canonical pathways, the most prominent ones are implicated in schizophrenia and related disorders.

We obtained 10,744 probe sets targeting 9331 (2.7%) introns or exons showing significant expression changes belonging to 2623 (15.7%) genes.

Irrespective of which category the structural changes belong to, a quantitative method that could identify and characterize the energetics of structural changes at the precision level of well-defined local degrees of freedom is highly desirable.

For each pathway, we count the number of nucleotide changes belonging to each of the four categories (NN, NS, SN, and SS).