As already shown, the question of high or low correlations combined with the validity criteria decisively depends on whether the two indicators considered are measures for the same construct or different constructs.
So far, we only used density as a community cohesion metric, other network-based measures for the same construct (e.g., transitivity, compactness, connectedness and distance-weighted fragmentation among others) should be considered for enhancing the rigor of this research.
In some cases, this procedure was repeated several times for the same construct, in which case we took the median p-value.
Cre-mediated locus cleanup was performed with fish transgenic for the same construct in line 2 (supplementary material Fig. S4).
When, however, individual randomized trials use different measurement instruments for the same construct, existing methods for combining across studies are plagued by statistical and interpretational limitations.
This is challenging when, as is often the case, clinical trial investigators use different measurement instruments for the same construct within and between individual randomized trials.
In so doing, we noticed that: (1) authors used different names for the same constructs (e.g., mood and well-being to assess psychological morbidity); (2) different measures were used for the same construct (e.g., PRIME-MD vs. CES-D to assess depression); and (3) some constructs lacked standardized definitions (e.g., "objective burden" and "subjective burden" measured with similar instruments).
The images of lacZ staining of the mouse brain sections were adjusted for brightness and contrast using Photoshop, but all images for the same construct (test and control samples) received the same adjustments.
The α-helical content was quantified by comparison to the spectrum obtained for the same construct in 97% 2,2,2-trifluoroethanol (TFE), a solvent which favors α-helix formation, as shown in Figure S3 (Supporting Information).
Whereas the N-terminal GFP tagged form of wild-type H1.1 we obtained showed a pattern that was identical to what had been reported previously for the same construct [ 48], the C-terminally tagged construct exhibited a much shorter recovery time, underscoring the importance of the CTD of H1.1 for the proper binding to chromatin.
