The algorithm uses the information of medium active compounds to conduct a ranking of initially generated hypotheses.
We have conducted a ranking-based subjective perceptual experiment with reference real scenes.
In order to evaluate the different ecological and historical hypotheses, we conducted a model rank analysis using five environmental and two population genetic structure factors.
To make sure that the consecutive presentation of playback stimuli resulted in independent responses we conducted a Spearman rank correlation for the response indices with the order of stimulus presentation.
To assess whether the observed genomic rearrangement could be reflected at the protein level as well, we conducted an extensive ranking of each protein into orthologous groups using a discriminant threshold of 30% similarity.
Because these are ordinal data, we conducted a nonparametric Wilcoxon Mann Whitney rank-sum test to compare enjoyment rating by treatment.
Because the data violated normality, we conducted a Wilcoxon signed-rank test, finding that participants' allocations exhibited less dispersion in public than in private, Z = 4.41, p<.001, one-tailed.
We then conducted a Wilcoxon signed-rank test.
In 1983, Coates conducted a survey that ranked the side-effects perceived by patients receiving chemotherapy in the order of their severity.
