The major "beat" peaks of these sample spectra are displaced toward higher energy, systematically with decreasing lead content and spectral quality.
To detect these regions of higher divergence systematically, we clustered 1-kb windows with >1.4% bases different or >500 bases deleted or inserted, retaining clusters of ≥9 kb.
The mean value of HbA1c for smokers and those who reported high blood pressure was systematically higher in the 1,004 respondents whose HbA1c was under 7%.
Yet within these guidelines it is indicated that these are only 'good practice points' indicating that high-quality, systematically derived evidence is lacking.
Compared with WT, the frequency of positive proliferation indexes was systematically higher in both thyroid models and higher in E7 than in RET/PTC3 at all ages (Table 2).
High-contrast spatial resolutions evaluated with Catphan QA resulted furthermore systematically higher than those evaluated with CTQA_cp, although the difference was limited and always below 1.
Nevertheless, we have no reason to believe that accounting costs would be systematically higher (or lower) than economic costs for high volume versus low volume hospitals.
Both inter- and intrarater reliability were systematically higher for extension than for flexion, as displayed by higher ICC and lower SEM and SDD values.
However, we noticed systematically higher expression levels of XIST in TRIzol derived RNA than in Qiagen extracted RNA (1.6-2.8 1.6-2.8gher).
Caregivers have systematically higher aspirations for girls.
