The false altered-protein discovery rate (FADR) in one time-course group was calculated as the ratio of the number of significantly altered proteins discovered in the sham sample set over that in the time-course sample set, under the same cutoff thresholds (i.e., p-values and fold changes).
We live in a very altered, false, manufactured society in which we increasingly feel marginalized, compartmentalized, and negated.
Of the 3,957 ESTs that passed a series of quality control measures, expression of 725 ESTs representing 659 non-redundant genes was found to be significantly altered (false discovery rate p ≤ 0.05) by salicyl alcohol feeding (see Methods).
When that did not help her case, she deliberately handed a false copy of that altered statement to an expert so he would find that the alteration was due to a printer malfunction.
Not only that, but we compare ourselves to false images, just as altered as those of the airbrushed models.
It would have to be shown that the person made a false statement, withheld, concealed, altered, or destroyed a document that obstructed the investigation.
This region mapped differential influences of false feedback of arousal on differential processing of emotion, was sensitive to the timing of cardiac feedback (independent of arousal) and predicted within and across participants the degree to which behavioural ratings were altered during false physiological feedback.
However when the significances of expression and methylation were combined, we observed SLC5A8 as significantly altered with false discovery rate of 0.001.
Consistent with Ras-induced defects in mitosis, we found that, out of 371 genes included in mitosis-related Gene Ontology (GO) terms, 74 were significantly (5% false discovery rate [FDR]) altered in mitoses with activated Ras.
To limit the number of false positives, only those altered genes that showed more than a 1.5-fold change (FC) in magnitude and appeared in, at least, 6 of the 9 comparisons were selected.
In other words, sensibility vs. a false positive or P (altered exam/has the disease) vs. P (altered exam/has not the disease) parameters that are part of most papers published in radiology journals, in which the accuracy of a diagnostic imaging test is verified.
