Indicative values of useful parameters for analysis and design were also defined.
Although compensation effects, i.e., negative correlations, are often observed between grain size and grain number [1, 30, 55, 58, 67], one example of a primary grain-number-regulating QTL, Gn1a, was found to be a regulator of grain yield per plant [3], indicative of a useful locus for increasing grain productivity.
Under these circumstances, particular inferences about the nature of the layering should be regarded as broadly speculative, and indicative of potentially useful, future lines of inquiry.
Consequently, the occurrence of short periods (1-6 hr) of oliguria lacked utility in discriminating patients with incipient AKI-Cr (positive likelihood ratios of 2-4, with > 10 considered indicative of a useful screening test).
Even relatively low DER/SER values (range 1.2 1.5) may be indicative of a useful effect, especially if they are derived at clinically relevant radiation doses (e.g., 2 Gy single fraction).
Several biological features that are indicative of clinical aggressiveness and useful for identification of patients at low and high risk have been investigated.
PADE analysis provides statistically valid summary measures including false discovery rates along with transcript sets that are typically much more useful and indicative of differential expression between groups than using techniques such as p-values alone, corrected p-values, or p-values with fold change estimates.
Pain relief with provocative maneuvers of the shoulder, indicative of a positive test, is useful for establishing a S-A impingement lesion as the cause of pain [ 21].
Aberrations in SAS expression patterns might well be indicative of disease or could prove useful in sub-classification of a given disease, potentially aiding in the development of targeted treatments.
