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Several studies (e.g., Luo 2000; Bertoldi et al. 2006; Vivoni et al. 2008) demonstrated that analysis of the HC and its statistical attributes are also useful metrics for inferring changes in watershed runoff response, which may result from landscape evolution.

The effects of neurobiological interventions on this linear function may be used as a basis for inferring changes in the organism's sensitivity to reinforcer size and delay [14].

Houseman and coworkers describe a method for inferring changes in the distribution of white blood cells between different subpopulations (e.g., cases and controls) using DNA methylation signatures.

We recently developed a set of statistical methods that exploit the use of leukocyte-specific DMRs for inferring changes in cell mixture proportions based solely on peripheral blood profiles of DNA methylation (Houseman et al, 2012).

Caley et al. [ 19] estimate the change in infectious contact rates in Sydney, Australia from the 1918 influenza pandemic but do so indirectly by inferring changes in contacts based on the estimated reproduction number and proportion susceptible conditional on a given value for the reproduction number, R0.

Fewer than half (23 of 62) of all speech sounds produce a detectable regular sound change, and those that do tend to be more common (measured as a sound's frequency of occurrence in the alignment, Spearman's rs = 0.54, p < 0.001), although this relationship might reflect the difficulty of inferring changes in rare sounds as being regular.

This supports inferences of directionality and allows comparison of models to infer changes in network organization, over and above changes in connection strength within a standard network.

Much of the initial work on microarray data analysis focused on the use of these arrays to measure gene expression [ 22], that is, to infer changes in messenger RNA (mRNA) concentration in cells or tissues, resulting from changing experimental conditions, by hybridizing labeled copies of mRNAs to arrays containing probes for specific gene transcripts.

Yu and Zeigler [5] incorporated HFR (high-frequency resistance) measurements to infer changes in MEA hydration.

We use both education and inventor data to infer changes in skill levels.

The optimized percent laser transmission (OPLT) required for full dynamic range imaging of each site was determined, and changes in OPLT were used to infer changes in collagen and elastin signal intensity.