No difference was founded in anxiety levels between the NL and NLEE nights (P = 0.28) by paired contrast, although SAI scores showed interesting trends that scores for NL night were highest.
With respect to novel connections, it was interesting to note a high positive score for peptide Ac2-26 antibacterialrial drugs as well as, perhaps more importantly for AnxA1, with histone deacetylase inhibitors (HDACIs).
A further interesting finding is the relatively high score for compulsive behaviour, particularly in treated patients.
An interesting outcome was that the average score for presentations with images per case in excess of one standard deviation above the mean was 83.4 whereas for the remainder of the presentations was 88.8 (p = 0.027) (Table 5).
The same behaviour, though less marked, is found in the plots of Figure 5. Finally, it is interesting to note that the similarity score for ω = 0 is much better than JTT.
In addition, it is interesting to note that the average RTOP score for each cluster is associated with a small but significant variation in RTOP scores.
It will be interesting to score tef accessions for a great number of traits, to see whether any correlate with any of the rht1 or sd1 haplotypes.
Finally, we compute the similarity score for each aligned pathway, and obtain interesting pathways as those pathways that have high similarity scores.
All of this is particularly interesting since we know that Twitter has a secret "reputation ranking" score for every user.
The most interesting high scoring term for our particular research question was the non-metabolic term 'inflammation', which was represented in the network by genes such as IL6, IL18, IL1RA, SOCS1, SOCS3, CCL2 and CCR2.
