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Two independent evaluation sets are used to assess the generality of the identified gene markers, which consist of 31 and 68 breast cancer, and 27 and 61 control samples [12], respectively.

The generality of the identified signatures for classification of unseen tissues was estimated using the leave-one-out cross-validation procedure [ 31].

The ADtree algorithm was used to identify markers for classification of tissues and a cross-validation procedure was used to test the generality of the identified miRNA-based classifiers.

Some of the AIMs identified in this study may be limited by the small to moderate number of samples in the HapMap II project; therefore, the generality of the identified AIMs should be further examined by using more independent samples and confirmed by biological verifications such as real-time reverse-transcription polymerase chain reaction before the AIMs applying to practical studies.

This paper uses a detailed vignette of a novice writing a program in the hybrid environment as a way to characterize emerging programming practices, then presents analyses of programming trends from the full study population to speak to the generality of the practices identified in the vignette.

To reduce the possibility that a linked second-site mutation was responsible for the C32 lifespan extension, and to examine the generality of the effect, we identified and obtained two independently derived P-element snz insertions (G1409 and SZ4089) that were both in the 5'UTR (Figure 5A).

We have added mention in the discussion of the broader challenges facing conservation initiatives (population growth, poverty and corruption) and of the generality of challenges we identify to other regional-scale conservation initiatives.

As a result, it is not possible to determine the generality of the 5 second threshold identified for MeCP2.

To distinguish among these processes and to examine the generality of these patterns, we identified duplicated genes in nine sequenced Drosophila genomes.

MTBs can be used to help identify autonomous miRNA-target modules for testing the generality of the ceRNA hypothesis experimentally.

Given the generality of the pattern, dozens of statistical models have been fit to SAD data to identify the elusive "silver-bullet" mechanism(s) driving the pattern [2], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9].