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In this work we analyse the capability of the MT dataset presented by Piña-Varas et al. (2015) to detect the magma chambers below Teide volcano.
However, according to a much larger dataset presented by Cui et al. [29], 7.1% (2128) of human protein-coding genes are tumor associated.
Both the dataset from Arthur et al. (2012) and the dataset presented by Buc et al. (2013) support the hypothesis that the genotoxic pks island is more prevalent in patients with colorectal cancer.
We think that the dataset presented by Crary et al. [ 8] are not convincing in that respect and can be interpreted within the framework of a continuum from tau/Aβ I/0 to tau/Aβ VI/5.
The coefficient of income gap is 0.023 (s.e. 0.011) very close to their estimate of 0.018 (s.e. 0.029) and much more precisely estimated, given the larger coverage by the dataset presented in this paper.
One miRNA microarray dataset was presented by Baskerville et al. [14], the other was obtained from Barad et al. [27].
Stage-specific annual CRC mortality rates were based on recent five-year survival data derived from the BioGrid Australia dataset and presented by Tran and colleagues [ 3].
An attempt to construct the haplotype block map of the bovine genome and the concomitant identification of tag SNPs from this dataset was presented by Khatkar et al. [ 33] but at present only covers a relatively small proportion of the bovine genome based on 15,036 markers.
c, Expanded dataset presented in Fig. 4c.
The dataset presented in this descriptor contains EEG recordings from human neonates, the visual interpretation of the EEG by the human experts, supporting clinical data and codes to assist access.
We validated the Middleton Class A model with the measured datasets presented previously by the following procedure of Figure 4. From the measured noise, we used the method of moments [20] to estimate the parameters A and Γ of Middleton Class A model: Figure 4 Procedure of validation of Middleton Class A model.
