Sometimes they drew incorrect inferences from behavioral data, ascribing motives and values that proved to be incorrect.
Furthermore, our observations in primary human tissues confirm previous data ascribing FBPs mainly a function as transcription factors.
According to these findings, combined with numerical simulations and with a Bayesian (hidden Markov model-based) analysis of single particle tracking data, we ascribe the superdiffusive, subballistic behavior characterizing the GNSs dynamics to a two-state switching between Brownian diffusion in the cytoplasm and molecular motor-mediated active transport.
In this work, we begin to reconcile a large body of data that ascribe a plethora of biological functions to SL-1.
Furthermore, to use EQ-5D data to ascribe utilities to the TOX state, the assessment should have taken place on a day when the AE was being experienced, and this was uncommon.
There are data which ascribe some distinctions effects in regard of the caloric restriction or other geroprotective agents depending on the stage of ontogenesis when the exposure has been started and to the duration of the latter [ 22, 23].
Using longitudinal evidence, biomarkers of age can therefore be validated as biomarkers of aging if something is known about their effects, using literature data to ascribe deleterious (negative) effects (or correlates thereof) to biomarkers whose values go up, and beneficial (positive) effects (or correlates thereof) to the ones whose values go down.
Geneticists, believing BEN to be hereditary, saw the same data and ascribed the lower incidence among Muslims to their ethnic makeup.
After determining the success/failure statuses of experimental data and ascribing them values of 0 and 1 based on whether they meet designer's criteria, the mean and standard deviation can be obtained using the Bayesian probability program, and SCs can be generated based on them.
Data sources ascribed several different growth forms (shrub/small tree/large tree) to the species in the dataset, with many species, e.g. Acacia karroo (CAB International 2000) exhibiting varied growth forms across their range, or according to their provenance.
