Sentence examples for matched datasets in from inspiring English sources

Summary: ENViz (Enrichment Analysis and Visualization) is a Cytoscape app that performs joint enrichment analysis of two types of sample matched datasets in the context of systematic annotations.

Previously developed methods of analyzing co-expression patterns across species have relied on producing matched datasets, in which comparable timepoints were collected from multiple species exposed to the same conditions [ 24].

Merging these matched datasets resulted in clinical data being available for 2,868 individuals after records where individuals were aged < 13 were deleted from the dataset.

Generalization of the efficacy advantages observed in this study for patients who switched to natalizumab may be limited by the characteristics of this patient population (most were recruited from large tertiary MS centers) and by the potential for treatment indication bias that may not have been adjusted for in the matched datasets.

The rest of the paper is organized in the following fashion: the LWF (firm-worker matched) dataset is described in Section 2 while Section 3 provides an empirical model of permanent layoffs which discusses the issue of selection due to firm survival.

We analyze the determinants of real estate and credit bubbles using a unique borrower-lender matched dataset on mortgage loans in Spain.

The incidence of culture-positive TB with new strains among Dutch persons <65 years of age was stable in the past decade, at 0.85 per 100,000 population in our matched dataset, and thus ≈1/100,000 or 10 per million if failure to match is taken into account.

In the matched dataset, 415 (6%) of 6,829 were of the Beijing genotype.

In the final dataset, values of four observations from two different herds were imputed (out of 680 observations in the matched dataset).

Over 90% of the surgery dates in both the individual and combined administrative datasets matched the dates in the Cancer Registry exactly (not shown in the tables).

The fraction of additional reads giving non-unique positions in the genome was 5.5% of 36 nt reads, 2.6% of 70 nt reads and 1.3% of 100 nt reads, in the exact match datasets, and slightly higher fractions in the datasets with one or two mismatches.