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SERS studies of the rhodamine 6G deposited on initial and covered MIFs showed that after the ALD of a 3-nm TiO2 spacer the measured SERS signal dropped about 1.5 orders of magnitude (samples annealed in hydrogen at 150°C, 250°C, and 300°C), as is illustrated in Figure 6.

By increasing the threshold level, the low magnitude samples (including noise and harmonics) are eliminated and high energy samples are used for sampling.

In this work, we consider a Monte Carlo integration technique based on bias magnitude sampling.

The multiple model algorithm is also used to update the prior information for each bias magnitude sample.

For each of the unknown parameters, which represent the binding affinities of the components and the concentration of polymerase, we searched over a prior parameter space spanning five orders of magnitude, sampling on a log scale between −3 and 2. A typical simulation with a parameter set drawn from the full posterior distribution is shown in Fig. 3D.

The dense whole-genome predictors act as proxies of pedigree information and can often achieve higher prediction accuracy than the GWAMA-based polygenic score, despite using two orders of magnitude fewer samples (<3000 samples versus >100 000 samples, respectively) and lower coverage of the genome (<268 000 genotyped SNPs versus >2 000 000 SNPs tested for association in GWAMAs, respectively).

This strategy is problematic in the present study because individual LODs depend on the amount of adipose tissue in that particular sample, such that LOD varied by up to two orders of magnitude between samples below LOD for the same organochlorine.

Coregulation relies on changes of small magnitude across samples that are difficult to replicate by qPCR.

Overall, Jak/Stat signaling responses were of variable magnitude for samples with relatively low or high responsiveness to etoposide (Figure 5A, 5B, 5C).

In the conventional CGH case we needed almost two orders of magnitude more samples to obtain similar results.

The discrepancy in results from studies may be due to the magnitude of samples used for analysis.