To assess the degree of mismatch over time while holding various determinants of matching constant, a series of ordered logit models are estimated.
Ethnicity is another significant determinant used to match soft tissue fillers with the specific needs of the patient.
A BLAST cut-off e-value ≤ 1 × E−20 was used as a determinant of a match between programs.
This section only provides brief synopses of the key performance determinants during TS matches, which have been dealt with elsewhere in this supplement 16 and in previous reviews.
The "seed" sequence, nucleotides at the positions 2 8 from the 5′-end of a mature miRNA, is the major determinant of imperfect matching.
Important determinants in the matching procedure were the number of beds of the ICU, the number of ICU physicians (fte's), urban or rural area, the perception of patient safety, and the frequency of event reporting.
Unlike blood transfusions, where blood type is the key determinant, successful marrow transfusions rely on matching as many as 10 different genetic markers found in white blood cells, which regulate the immune system.
We further investigate the role of education which is an important determinant of labor market outcomes and matching between partners.
This reactivity matches the location of structural determinants for antigenicity in anti-NMDAR encephalitis, 27 suggesting that the bottom lobe of the ATD in ionotropic glutamate receptors is particularly antigenic.
This suggests that for these long oligonucleotide probes and for small numbers of sequence mismatches the maximum length of perfectly matched duplex is a major determinant of the effect that sequence mismatches have upon log2 signal ratios.
We applied both of these determinants on the set of 39 duplexes, and found 10 matches, i.e., 10 duplexes satisfy both of the determinants.
