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Imbalance measures for all of these sets of trees are shown on figure 4. The only dataset that is not significantly different from our gene family trees by this test is that of morphological trees from Harcourt-Brown [ 31].

In conclusion, allelic imbalance measures, besides being robust to heterogeneity in high-throughput analyses, can also be used to detect heterogeneity and uncover specific subclonal markers from next-generation sequencing.

If global warming were to 'pause', it would require an explanation of where the energy from the global imbalance measured by satellites is going.

A new study led by Kevin Trenberth notes that the amount of heat accumulating in the oceans and the rest of the global climate is generally consistent with the global energy imbalance measured by satellites.

We compare and contrast the role of chloroplast redox imbalance, measured as excitation pressure, in governing acclimation to abiotic stress and phenotypic plasticity.

However, the data do not contain canceled limit orders, which might have further increased the explanatory power of the imbalance measure (see Li et al. 2010).

In this paper, we propose a new covariate-adaptive design to address this problem, which constructs imbalance measure by weighted absolute differences.

By including both market orders and marketable limit orders, all traders demanding immediacy in execution are included in our order imbalance measure.

To ensure the consistency of ratio at different levels, covariates are adjusted according to overall ratio, and a weighted imbalance measure is constructed with three types of imbalance under desired allocation ratio.

The statistical properties of this new design is evaluated with the Euclidean distance between the observed treatment distribution and the desired treatment distribution as the treatment imbalance measure; and the Euclidean distance between the conditional allocation probability and the target allocation probability as the allocation predictability measure.

These are used to calculate an imbalance measure between treatment arm [Equation 1].