The final set of classes was considered to represent the taxonomy of pathways and a name was attributed to each class.
Five characteristic views out of the final set of 150 class averages from untilted images are shown in Figure 2C.
The final set of 60 class averages were compared using hierarchical clustering, revealing five major groups of 30S particles at various stages of assembly.
Table 9 The final set of relevant rules Class Rules C1 Rule8,Rule11Rule12Rule13,Rule16Rule18,Rule24,Rule26 Rule27,Rule28,Rule29,Rule30,Rule32Rule33,Rule34e26, Rule35,Rule38,Rule50,Rule52,Rule59,Rule61Rule59,Rule615,Rule59,Rule61, Rule59,Rule61,Rule59,Rule61, Rule59,Rule61 Rule59,Rule61
In the final set of analyses, latent class analysis was used to identify patterns of change in FBG and HbA1c over 12 years.
In the final set of 62,555 non-redundant Class I and Class II SNPs for all of the five species, the transition to transversion ratio was 1.63 (38,763/23,792).
Class averages from ∼160,000 particles were culled of aggregates, contaminants, lower resolution classes, and those with sparsely populated conformations, leading to a final set of ∼40,000 high-quality particles.
The content of this final set of genes was explored by hierarchical and agglomerative clustering in the Acuity system to identify the major classes of gene expression changes, as reported above.
