It is also possible that greater sampling for C. pneumoniae in countries outside Australia would uncover a wider range of strains, some of which may be similar to those described in this study.
With greater sample sizes for association studies and more loci available for fitting, one may be able to reliably fit statistical distributions with more free parameters, for example the gamma distribution (which is very flexible) with free shape and rate parameters.
These differences reflect the greater sample sizes for Native American and Oceanian populations in our microsatellite data set compared to the HGDP-CEPH SNP data sets analyzed previously.
This could provide valuable insights into the functional complexity of a metagenome, i.e. the full genetic diversity, and would enjoy far greater sample sizes for estimations, thus increasing the accuracy of estimations.
In our hands, human dyskerin has proven to be similarly difficult to express at high levels (greater than picomoles) in vitro, which precludes the use of most classical biophysical methods that require at least 1000-fold greater sample quantities for effective analysis.
This repetition allowed for greater sampling of the possible sets of model parameters.
Indeed, Figure 5b also shows a much greater sample volume dependence for 18F and 11C when using a wide window compared to a 511-keV window (Figure 5a).
However, given the number of agents under investigation and the greater sample sizes required for randomized studies, non-randomized studies still predominate [ 9].
New methods are now providing far greater sample depths and, for the first time, the ability to examine entire cells, large tissue areas, and even entire organisms (albeit the smaller specimens of the animal kingdom).
A greater sample size would allow for statistical analysis for comparisons of means and is necessary to confirm our findings.
