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To detect the highest proportion of true positives the analyses included only the following: (1) probe sets with Detection Above Background (DABG) p-value > 0.05 (2) exons with a gene level normalized log ratio between experimental conditions > 2, (3) t-test p-values < 0.05 (4) FDR p-value < 0.05 (5) maximal absolute gene expression change = 3 and (6) core level probe sets.
34 LncRNA prioritization (Table 1) was performed by ranking all lncRNAs that overlapped a de novo or DECIPHER CNV by the maximal absolute Pearson correlation coefficient to all genes in the full ID gene list.
In this case, we chose to assign to the gene-pair, the 'signed' maximal absolute value of SCC across all the different probe pairs.
When multiple probe sets map to the same HUGO gene symbol, only the probe set with the maximal absolute log2 fold change value was kept for identifying enriched IPA canonical pathways.
Therefore, the maximal absolute declination was obtained for the coefficient ε 37 = 0.0565 = 5.65%%.
The maximal absolute sensitivity of the red fox is among the best found to date in any mammal.
Taken minima and maxima together, the overall average absolute deviation is 0.00215, and the maximal absolute deviation is 0.00595 (for the maxima of state ws(_{e})).
For the minima the average absolute deviation is 0.00204, and the maximal absolute deviation is 0.00480 (which again is for state ws(_{e})).
The laser intensity was adjusted to obtain spectra with maximal absolute peak intensities ranging from about 5 × 103 104 arbitrary units.
The maximal absolute decrease in systolic blood pressure was significantly greater in the anaritide group than placebo group (33.6 versus 23.9 mm Hg; P < 0.001).
A mathematical model which reflected the change of the maximal absolute shear stress for the center layer was established, by which the maximal absolute shear stress for the center layer can be easily calculated and the appropriate rolling technology can be designed.
