Rates of convergence are discussed in detail and it is explained why convergence is to be expected when analyzing certain families of problems when employing this function and a lack of convergence is to be expected in others.
The answer is somewhat complicated as to be expected from analyzing 99 plans.
They had also eliminated a plausible source of error, that of the pulses being longer than expected, by analyzing their results using the nonlinear algorithm and by explicitly searching for such long pulses.[9] They had also calibrated their apparatuses by injecting pulses of known energy and observing the output.
As expected, when analyzing a heterozygous sample, the signal for mutation CD8/9+G was similar for both mutant and wild-type probes over the stringency range, with a normalized ratio of ∼0.5 at all stringencies (Fig. 2, A and B).
As expected, by analyzing LC3 punctae in fluorescence microscope, we found that ISO-1 attenuated ConA-triggered autophagy formation.
This is consistent with the findings of Streiner [ 30], who maintains that coefficients <0.70 are to be expected when analyzing scales with few items.
As expected from analyzing orthologous gene sets, we showed that the enrichment results are nearly identical, independent of which of the three Aspergilli they were obtained for.
Although a consistent 2D-PAGE distribution pattern was observed in all the samples from the two cell lines, different results might be expected when analyzing patient material.
Similar to Covaris sonication in 96-well plates [ 6, 7], we occasionally observed samples that were not fragmented as efficiently as expected; therefore, analyzing the fragment sizes on an agarose gel prior to library preparation is recommended.
If only a genetic drift has taken place after separation of the two species from the common ancestor, no change in codon or amino acid usage would be expected when analyzing thousands of traits.
