The correlation structure of gene expression conveys important biological information far beyond the marginal measures of differential expression.
Beethoven characteristically stretched the boundary: one marginal measure survives from two full pages and margins of creative energy and output.
However, even in this case, can the inhaled FA only explain a marginal amount of the measured N-methylenvaline adduct level.
Section 6 raises the problems of measuring marginal social rates of return and demonstrates the inadequacy of wage differentials as a measure of marginal social benefit.
For each gene, Figure 1 shows the marginal posterior probability of inclusion (MPPI), a measure of the marginal contribution of each predictor.
In these studies, real ULC, which is ULC deflated by output price, is considered a measure of marginal cost.
Marginal essentiality is a measure of the importance of a non-essential gene in a cell that could be derived from topological characteristics of protein interaction networks [47].
In any case, if we look at the higher wage as a measure of marginal productivity, then board-certified doctors would appear to make $100,000 more a year than their uncertified counterparts, but they incur $1,308 more in costs.
In the case of testing the impact of taxes on companies' financing decisions, the difficulty stems from the fact that any measure of marginal tax rates based on actual balance sheet data is not exogenous.
Using a gas exchange dataset collected in a pine forest, it is shown that (a) the cost of unit water loss lambda (a measure of marginal water-use efficiency) increases with atmospheric CO2; (b) the new formulation correctly predicts the condition under which CO2-enriched atmosphere will cause increasing assimilation and decreasing stomatal conductance.
Data were analysed in terms of a measure of marginal rate of substitution (MRS) which related differences in other attributes (potential transplant priority criteria) to waiting time for renal transplants.
