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Final diagnosis for the presence or absence of distant lesions was made by analysis of the pathologic findings of surgical specimens or by analysis of the clinical follow-up data for more than 1 year.
Indirect determination of the orientation relationship between the lath martensite and the austenite was made by analysis of misorientation distributions, and a similar orientation relationship was found for the three alloys in accordance with previous observations in low-carbon steels.
Unless otherwise stated, intergroup comparisons were made by analysis of variance (ANOVA, Bonferroni post-hoc test).
Estimates of the number of motor units in the sphincter were made by analysis of variance of a Poisson distribution.
In an 18-month-old female who died suddenly and unexpectedly, the postmortem diagnosis of MCAD deficiency was made by analysis of organic acids, acylglycines, and acylcarnitines and by analysis of the most common mutation causing MCAD deficiency (A985G) in a sample of heart blood obtained at autopsy and frozen at -20 degrees C for 8 months.
Comparisons among multiple groups were made by analysis of variance ANOVA.
The critical review herein intends to explore how Deep Learning methods are being used to automate the detection of degradation, improve modelling of materials durability and assist decision making by analysis of large sets of degradation data.
The Genecodis prediction column shows the p-values of statistical significance for predictions of the indicated miRNAs made by Genecodis analysis of the list of repressed or induced (in parenthesis) mRNAs of Rasless cells (Additional file 1: Table S1).
Diagnosis can be made by functional analysis of Fas expression and sequence analysis of the corresponding gene.
Therefore, a control structure selection is made by an analysis of the physical behavior of the system and a RGA-analysis.
A different point is made by an analysis of the total number of differentially and constitutively expressed genes in activated T cells that are alternatively spliced.
