Sentence examples for fold criteria from inspiring English sources
Second, only iTRAQ ratios that fulfilled the 1.3 fold criteria AND are statistically significant ratios are highlighted in red (for up-regulation) and green (for down-regulation).
The symbol "√" indicates the miRNAs that were identified by 2 fold criteria.
The patternLab classes are: blue (identifications that satisfied both the fold and statistical criteria), orange (identifications that did not meet the fold criterion but have low p-values), green (identifications that satisfied the fold criteria but this was most likely to have happened by chance), and red (identifications that did not meet the fold and p-value criteria).
First, we computed the fraction of confirmed miRNAs that satisfy our folding criteria.
Eliminating MCEs whose sequences were uncharacteristically "simple" for microRNAs previously confirmed by that time, and applying our folding criteria, we identified.
The symbol, "" indicates the organ-specific miRNAs that were identified by two-fold criteria.
We tested genes showing both extreme differential expression and those just exceeding the two-fold criteria.
Genes with significant changes in mRNA abundance were identified using the statistical (p < 0.01) and fold change (> 1.6-fold) criteria (Fig. 5A; Supplemental Tables 1 2).
In addition, a 3-fold criteria was set for the DDD selection of wheat (data not shown), which resulted in an increase in the false positive rate.
The less stringent 1.5-fold criteria still leaves six genes that were not considered differentially expressed, suggesting different amounts of protein after FXR ligand treatment due to other regulatory mechanisms beside effects on transcription.
From these reports, ten diseases were selected according to a two-fold criteria: they can be considered as proxies for compromised biosecurity and are the most frequently diagnosed infectious or transmissible non-notifiable diseases in England and Wales by the VLA, according to the Veterinary Investigation Surveillance Report (VIDA) 2004 [ 33], except cryptosporidiosis due to lack of data.
