For the dimension of communication strategies for example, we constructed a checklist, where important elements named in the empirical study were integrated with communication-theoretical elements.
For example, we constructed 1000 simulated sets of genomic regions, each with approximately the same total size and the same compositional distribution as LINE-free regions.
As an example, we constructed a network of Korean politicians by counting the number of news articles from a Korean online news service Naver(http://www.naver.com/), and demonstrated that the two clear groups in MRS well correspond to political parties and each party's leader/influential person possessing central position with many incoming links.
As an example, we constructed a phylogenetic tree based on concatenation of these 64 KOGs (Fig. 1), which is in accordance with previously published trees.
As an example, we constructed a network representation for variants predictive of type 1 diabetes risk, which illustrate a selected portion of the number of pathways and their relationships that may be predictive of the disease onset.
For example, we constructed systems that display size-dependent homotropic allostery, controlled folding unfolding refolding transitions of a triazene arylene oligomer, pH triggered guest swapping, pH promoted azobenzene trans cis isomerization, and control over enzymatic activity of BCA.
In the case of our applied example, we constructed a lipid risk score for each variant by multiplying the genetic associations with each lipid fraction by the estimate of the lipid fraction's causal effect on CHD risk; details are given in Web Appendix 4. Web Figure 2 displays the lipid risk score plotted against the log odds ratio of CHD risk for each variant.
For example, although the scaling model we constructed is based on direct observation of the distribution of network properties S and D, their log-linear relationship suggests that it should be straightforward to make use of the exponential random graph models that have been used in recent years to study statistical aspects of networks [ 52].
As an example, we construct the failure map for the Kagome lattice cylindrical shell made from an elastic ideally-plastic material.
In the next example, we construct COSTBC for M0 = 4 and M1 = 2 by cascading the rate- 3/4 4 antenna OSTBC with the Alamouti code.
