Three positive contributions of this goal are: (i) it unifies results from any particular instance of a study-specific model; (ii) basing a normalization algorithm on this goal clarifies its purpose and expected operating characteristics; and (iii) attaining this goal suggests that the experimenter understands all systematic sources of variation present in the data.
For instance, in a study of metachondromatosis, the inclusion of linkage data reduced the number of candidate genes with disruptive mutations from 109 across the whole genome to only one found in a linkage region (Sobreira et al. 2010).
For instance, in a study of the social determinants of HIV serostatus in SSA, Fox et al. (48) found an inverse relationship between poverty and acquisition of HIV.
For instance, in a study of 12 children, reported in the April 10 , 1993 issue of the medical journal Lancet, only one of five volunteers who got insulin went on to develop diabetes compared with all seven who did not get the treatment.
For instance, in a study of bereaved widows and widowers, Bonanno used a technique called verbal autonomic association.
For instance, in a study of emotion regulation, the experimenter could categorize his work as belonging to both the positive and negative valence constructs, along with any of the cognitive-systems domains, such as attention or cognitive (effortful) control.
For instance, in a study of 23,000 people admitted to a correctional facility in Orange County, N.Y., using that standard, there was at most one instance of contraband detected that would not otherwise have been found, Judge Breyer wrote.
For instance, in a study of 10 individuals, Shohamy (2004) found no difference in mean scores between the Hebrew OPI and SOPI.
For instance, in a study of patients with lung cancer, patients were asked to choose between surgery and radiation therapy, which were considered equivalent in terms of effectiveness and safety.
