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(3) Z = N real - N mean SD where, N real and N mean are the number of motifs observed in the real synergistic regulatory network and their mean occurrence in the random networks, respectively.

Specifically, the MNCP score allows one to determine if the mean occurrence of any given motif in the data set (where the motif has been defined) is higher than its mean occurrence in a random set of promoters/first introns (e.g. whole genome).

In comparison, the mean occurrence value of OTA in rice reported in the Kuiper-Goodman et al., (2010) exposure assessment was 0.80 ng/g with no ML and 0.68 ng/g when positives above the European ML were set to the ML.

Since the mean occurrence of OTA in raisins is 2.27 ng OTA g−1 (Table 4), the 'all person' exposure from raisins (APraisins) is 0.3 ng OTA kg bw−1.

Results revealed a variation in the mean occurrence of the clinical indicators in consumer case notes of 18.5 89.9%.

The annual mean occurrence rate of earthquakes in seismotectonic province can be dedicated to each magnitude interval in the corresponding potential seismic sources, using the spatial distribution function.

This way we managed to obtain, for each transposable element, mean and variance, which we used to calculate a z-score zr = (xr − μr) / √sr, where xr is the occurrence of a particular transposable element r in the original dataset, while μr and sr are respectively its mean occurrence and its variance in the 1000 random sets.

We performed the same analysis also with classes of transposable elements and similarly calculated the z-score zc = (xc − μc) / √sc, where xc is the occurrence of a particular class of transposable elements in the original dataset, while μc and sc are respectively its mean occurrence and its variance in the 1000 random sets.

The mean occurrence of cubicle refusal found in this study is in accordance with results obtained in similar studies performed in Ireland [ 16], Belgium (cited in [ 7] and Germany [ 4].

The statistical mean occurrence of EIA crest in TEC during the year from 2005 to 2009 is found to around 12 54 LT hour and at 21.12° N geographic latitude.

In seismic hazard analysis, integration on magnitude frequency relation is used to annual mean occurrence rate of earthquakes in potential seismic sources.