The multivariate statistical analysis package SIMCA v13.0.3 was used to perform PCA on DS1-bolon, DS1-sysX and DS2-mature separately to characterize collective metabolic variation underlying significant proportions of the variance from the respective datasets.
Thus, the collective allelic variation involving 4 microsatellite markers suggests that neoplasms from Patient 3 represent independently arising primary lung cancer.
While working on the opera Poulenc composed little else; exceptions were two mélodies, and a short orchestral movement, "Bucolique" in a collective work, Variations sur le nom de Marguerite Long (1954), to which his old friends from Les Six Auric and Milhaud also contributed.
The Paris based collective Les Freres Ripoulain created this variation on the typical children's rocking toy.
Our results show that the collective formation of genetic variation due to all these new mutations influences the fate of any one of them.
Recent studies have begun to explore the importance of individual variation in collective decision-making, demonstrating that individual properties can predict leading and following behaviour within group decision-making tasks (e.g. [ 2– 7]; see also [ 8] for a review).
Our understandable enthusiasm for new variations on collective action, Lanier suggests, has made the web into an almost metaphysical entity - a headless, formless, agglomerate monster, prone to ill-considered flurries of enthusiasm, and irrational and sometimes dangerous stampedes.
According the theory, structural and positional variations and collective assets, such as trust and common ideology, are important since they affect the degree to which social relations thrive and yield fruitful results.
We present the participants' collective expertise, as well as variation across individuals.
Larremore et al. [29] describe the dynamic range as "the range of stimuli over which there is significant variation in the collective response of the network".
