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Although the HMM did not always derive transition points for each timepoint of drug treatment within genes, the average transition points of genes with detectable inhibition waves at three time-points behaved identically to the average of the genes where the HMM derived only one or two transition points.
So during the proposed channel estimation algorithm, after the iterations, we may derive only one recovered MPC when the new CS-CS algorithm is applied to the first primary cluster (i.e., the direct wave component), which may essentially ensure the reconstruction accuracy of this resolvable MPC.
The exact magnitude of this space could be derived only if one could uniformly process these data into a single database and harmonize chemicals, targets, bioassays and bioactivities.
In this article, we try to solve the above-mentioned two problems; we combine TAM and intensity information to avoid the segmentation step and derive only one threshold to substitute previous four simple ones.
Its generalization for the case of a finite surface strain has been derived only recently by one of the present authors (B.M.G).
Because national mortality data are based solely on international classification of diseases (ICD) codes, derived from only one of the data sources we considered in the determination of cause of death, cause-specific SMRs could not be calculated.
These individuals were further classified into the ones with 'pure' ancestry (where >80% of their inferred ancestry was derived from only one of the clusters) and 'mixed ancestry' or 'admixtures' (where >20% of inferred ancestry was derived from more than one cluster).
If an FL-cDNA sequence with more than three identical EST clones had more than 90% identical ESTs derived from only one tissue in the EST database (i.e., fewer than 10% of ESTs were derived from other tissues) we regarded the corresponding gene as tissue-specific.
One is that the pollution data is derived from only one measurement station in Reykjavik rather than containing data on individual exposure.
Note that total tree uncertainty derived in this way was not always equal to the total tree uncertainty calculated using the roadmap (Figure 6) because the input components were derived from only one of the possible calculation pathways.
Models in which both ancillary and absorption variables were included, had the highest predictive capabilities (Radj2= 0.49 0.74 and lowest RMSE values) compared to models where data sources were derived from only one of the two groups.
