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A priori then, these polymorphisms should have equal likelihood to be deleterious.

After a variable delay (380 580 ms), a tactile cue was presented (lasting 190 ms) with equal likelihood to either the left or right index finger.

Magnitudes of drug effect were parameterised as fractional reductions from baseline and were assigned uniform prior distributions between zero and one, implying that both drugs have some beneficial effects (a defensible assumption for marketed drugs) and that neither can reduce HbA1c levels below zero (patently true), and assigning equal likelihood to all possibilities between these two extremes.

Considering that isolates that differ by a single marker using MLVA-24 have an equal likelihood to represent a non epidemiologically-informative cluster as an epidemiologically one (due to genetic convergence on MIRU-VNTR), we suggest that these 6 VNTR loci combined to spoligotyping scheme could be sufficient to genotype EAI strains in this part of the world for epidemiological purposes.

While ensuring that we do not compare unalike patients, based upon the observed characteristic that they have equal likelihood to be treated with the either regimen, the consequence is that subjects are discarded where they do not share an equal likelihood of either treatment option.

We assumed a broad prior that assigns equal likelihoods to attacks of different orders of magnitude from 1 to 10,000 (Appendix).

Sera from virus 1 is compared against viruses 1 and 2, while sera from virus 2 is compared against viruses 2 and 3. Configurations (A ) and (B ) represent cartographic models that would give equal likelihoods to a set of serological data { H 11, H 21, H 22, H 32 }.

We also demonstrated from this data that there is an equal likelihood for SRAMs to correspond to promoters with CpGi's as to those without CpGi's.

Given that this was a random assignment study in which program group students and control group students had an equal likelihood and ability to enroll full time prior to the study, this finding indicates that ASAP's robust combination of supports, structures, and resources enabled students to stay enrolled full time.

Each plate had equal likelihood of assignment to any incubator position.

Thus such strategies were in place until 1996 which ensured that all those in the community had equal likelihood of accessing to immunization.