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Combined inference estimates were obtained from the 15 imputation datasets using Rubin's Imputation inference rules.
However, owing to the greater weight of the CNA data in the combined inference, we suspect that the SNV data supporting the green subclone are overwhelmed and that subclone is used instead to fit the bias field discrepancy.
As most of the information in our analysis (magnitude of 10,000s vs. 1,000s log likelihood units) relating to tree topology is contained in nucleotide data compared to geography, we expect the tree samples to be sufficiently representative, and the combined inference of trees and migration processes to be equivalent to a sequential one.
For large-scale detection of QTL, however, such combined inference is usually computationally impractical; it is also largely unnecessary given the existence of fast and powerful regression-based alternatives.
We used combined inferences from multiple imputations to impute for the missing data in the important variables of study interest.
But experienced managers have learned to combine inference with hardnosed rationality.
Combining inference rules with linear programming techniques leads to the currently most efficient algorithms, as showed in ref. [18].
We analyzed each block separately and then applied a Consensus P-value test to combine inference across blocks [39].
To our knowledge, it represents the first individual-level analysis of invertebrate aging that combines inference from composite laboratory data with performance estimates from free-flight.
After discarding the burn-in phase the inference for the cytochrome b was based on a total of 36, 000 samples from the posterior, for myoglobin the inference was based on 38, 000 samples, and for G3PDH and the combined data, inference were based on 38, 000, and 55, 600 samples, respectively.
Now, if a strong influence is combined, upon inference, with a conflicting weak influence, the sign of the net influence may be readily determined.
