Additionally, decisions on resource allocation for public health need to be taken along with other pertinent factors, which will affect the efficacy of the policy matrix in total, such as poverty rates and education.
Kendall's W statistic is simply the variance of the row sums of ranks R j divided by the maximum possible value that this variance can take, which occurs when all data matrices are in total agreement.
For the matrix-matched standards, the blank sample extract was diluted 4-fold with double distilled water and combined (1 1) with the mycotoxin calibration standard solutions, thus resulting in an 8-fold dilution of the matrix material in total and a 2-fold dilution of the standards.
Analyses were performed on individual gene datasets and a concatenated Cyt b, S7 and CO1 matrix in a total evidence approach [ 70].
Low molecular weight HA degradation products added to VIC cultures also resulted in a four-fold increase in total matrix production and a two-fold increase in elastin production over untreated controls.
This increase in collagen content in CXCR5−/− mice was accompanied by a significant increase in total matrix metalloproteinase (MMP) activity (Fig. 5C) and gelatinolytic activity (Fig. 5D, E).
The amount of anthocyanins (HPLC method) and antioxidant capacity (ABTS and FRAP assays) strongly decreased after pancreatic-bile digestion in both matrices but total phenolics content (Folin-Ciocalteu assay) in these digestions was higher than in initial samples.
Using FSL's FLIRT tool, registration parameters were calculated to and from each subject's T1, average b0 image, and an MNI template, and were saved as affine matrices (six transformations were computed in total).
We used an eigenvalue analysis (factor analysis) for the correlation matrices relating to the errors in total fertility and the life expectancy at birth, and to observed net migration.
Subsequently, a fast SPECT/CT is performed (matrix 128 × 128; 64 projections in total at 8 s/projection).
