These coping strategies appear to not differ significantly, and knowledge about traditional bullying can, to some extent, be applied to cyberbullying [ 60].
If the shorter exons overlap with other exons, the above rule of repeats and extent is applied prior to labelling them as distinct exons.
While Raman spectroscopy has been used extensively for the characterization, identification, and discrimination of different cell types and to investigate cellular processes [ 13], it has, to a lesser extent, been applied for the study of cellular apoptosis induced by chemotherapy agents [ 14– 14].
To correct for multiple comparisons, a cluster spatial extent threshold was applied by using AlphaSim with 1000 Monte Carlo simulations and contrast-specific smoothness of residual errors.
In the conjunction analysis, the same threshold was used (P < 0.001), but no extent threshold was applied.
Except for the orofacial movements localizer contrast (which had no cluster threshold), a cluster extent correction was applied for a whole-brain alpha of P < 0.001, using a Monte Carlo simulation with 10 000 iterations implemented in MATLAB (Slotnick et al. 2003).
In our study the extent analysis method was applied to FAHP to a landslide susceptibility problem.
A height threshold of P = 0.005 (uncorrected for multiple comparisons) and cluster extent of 5 was applied to the medial temporal lobe because it was our region of interest.
The same extent of cloning was applied to %G+C fractions with varying amount of DNA, both within a sample and between samples, possibly skewing the relative abundance of OTUs detected within the libraries.
The first three outcomes were selected because of their role as facilitators of guideline use, and the fourth outcome because of its importance in measuring the extent to which EBP was applied in practice.
As expected, the results of the uncorrected ('true') and corrected analyses were identical (Table 3) when no error was present in the hypothetical data for artificial SNPs 1 and 2. When error was present, the estimated ORs deviated from the 'true' result, and did so to a greater extent when SNP B-type error was applied.
