Transition rates – that is, for incidence, growth, symptomatic disease – had Exp 0.01) prior distributions to ensure identifiability, whereas all other parameters – that is, for attendance at screening and initial proportions in each state – had uniform prior distributions over the parameter support (see Supplementary Material).
In addition, in our model, the initial proportion of patients in the AIDS state under ART was higher than those under no-ART.
9 While csSAM uses linear regression to estimate cell-type-specific gene expression using heterogeneous gene expression measures and cell proportions, the DSection method uses a Bayesian approach, which incorporates uncertainty in the initial proportions into estimating cell-type-specific differentially expressed genes.
The initial proportion of 14C in organic matter depends upon the atmospheric concentration of 14C when the matter was living.
The correlated initial proportion of inorganic K in pinewood char was found to be 0.37, while the correlated pre-exponential factor and the activation energy for K release were 12.5 1/s and 89.9 kJ/mol, respectively.
We also conclude that the initial proportion of resistant cells in a population has a great influence on the growth of the whole population in the presence of transfer.
In the combined specification of the dynamic equilibrium scenario, we let the initial proportion of 65-years old in moderate health increase to 45%% in 2050.
We used ABM to show that the rapidity with which radiation-resistant vHMEC selectively populate cultures can be predicted by the initial proportion of the vHMEC present in primary cultures, the differential rate at which sensitive HMEC succumb to radiation-induced loss of growth potential, and the physical space available for expansion.
Correspondingly, CD24ahigh/CD49fhigh cells (Figure 10B, right) are less efficient than CD24alow/CD49flow cells (Figure 10B, left) in regenerating the initial proportion of Thy1high cells.
In addition, the initial proportion of PF before culture was determined to correct for the (possible) impact of culture.
