Figure 2 shows the ratio of unblurred data (SNVs where the genotype is not aggregated) in relationship to the amount of aggregated samples using the default median factor of 1.5.
The absence of IgM or neutralizing antibody in fetal/neonatal CSF may be a reflection of the timing of sampling in relationship to the developing blood brain barrier and local antibody synthesis.
In addition, the serum galactose concentration was measured at arbitrary times and we did not standardize blood sampling in relationship to the oral dosing schedule (trough level or fixed interval after ingesting the monosaccharide).
Crime-related trauma, defined in this study as robberies and break-ins, has not been explored much in either the community or incarcerated samples in relationship to social support or to loneliness.
This includes studying existing sampling algorithms; their relative efficiencies in relationship to hierarchical model structure; and potential modifications to existing sampling algorithms, including hybrid designs.
However, the diversity of the sample in gender, relationship to the person with dementia, ethnicity and socio-economic circumstances combined with recruitment of participants until saturation in data categories suggests that a breadth of carer experience has been captured.
We aimed to quantify the proportion of the general population with OLD, and the intersections of physician-diagnosed asthma, chronic bronchitis (CB), and emphysema in two Italian general population samples, in relationship to airflow obstruction (AO) determined through spirometry.
Moreover, there is still a large degree of uncertainty about the interpretation of complex and heterogeneous staining patterns in tissue samples and their relationship to the actual phosphorylation states in vivo.
We sought to 1) assess the relationship between headache intensity, frequency, and concussion screening scores (SCAT-3 and King-Devick [K-D]), 2) compare these scores and post-traumatic headache of patients with and without SRC, and 3) determine whether the reported SCAT-3 concussion symptoms have a relationship to the formal assessments in our heterogeneous sample of patients.
We show that previous results are special cases of the general framework and that the variance in relationships in the sample is a key parameter in all experimental designs.
