Moreover, as distinct similarity statistics measure distinct similarity properties of a pair of time courses, we investigate the use of either individual statistics or their combination, as described below.
As Granovetter has long pointed out, "the formal and informal routes to jobs, which we keep distinct in our statistics, get blurred in actual daily practice".
Chen and Storey (2006) perform permutation tests for distinct quantile-based statistics, in a different context, where they consider a set of relaxed significance thresholds to detect multiple QTL for a single trait.
If there is wisdom to be gleaned from the torrent of emotions over the police practice commonly known as stop-and-frisk, it is that City Hall's worship of statistics has distinct limitations.
Our results show distinct differences in the statistics of observed hydrologic variables for the three different regions.
Since the large-scale fading depends on the transmission environment and the distance between the eNB and each individual UE, the channel strength statistics to distinct UEs are effectively different.
The measurement process is specific to each operating system, because the interfaces to access kernel statistics are distinct for each system, as described in the following and summarized in Table 1.
The two heterogeneity quantifying statistics have distinct merits in quantifying heterogeneity.
The resulting coverage distributions exhibit distinct shapes and summary statistics, thus the necessity of having flexible approaches for CNV detection.
While it is likely that the mir-10 and mir-100, two old and developmentally important microRNAs, are homologous, we still treat them conservatively as distinct families in all statistics reported in this contribution.
