were chosen to obtain more homogeneous log-scale.
Under the continuous approximation, we have a simple jumping process that is space-homogeneous in log scale.
In contrast, proteins involved in vesicle-mediated transport are found in greater numbers in functionally homogeneous communities at log = 1.7, where the mean size of communities is 10.
As can be seen in Figure 3, proteins involved in RNA metabolic processes are more likely to be found in functionally homogeneous communities at log = 0.8, where the mean size of communities is 30.
We seem to be in a world of crushing sameness: parking lots and pretzel logs, homogeneous retail.
For data that were non-normal and/or with non-homogeneous residuals, a log transformation was performed prior to one way analysis of variance (ANOVA) followed by Tukey's multiple comparison test.
Although citation patterns covering a broad scope of literature types are left-skewed[35], we verified that citation rates within our relatively homogeneous cohort were roughly log-normal and thus used parametric statistics.
For a homogeneous polynomial p, the function (Zmapsto log langle p(Z rangle ) is a prototypical function in ({text {PSH}}_{omega }(mathbb {P}^{n})).
Response variables were log transformed to obtain homogeneous variances if necessary.
As λ is increased, larger numbers of proteins occur in functionally homogeneous communities, peaking in the range 1.5 < log < 2. At log = 1.5, the mean community size is 73 proteins, and the majority of proteins, 3071 of 4980, are in functionally homogeneous communities as judged by our GO similarity measure.
The durations of incidents were found to be log-normally distributed for homogeneous groups of truck accidents, categorized according to the type of collision and, in some instances, the severity.
