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The study was repeated three times and the mean ratio obtained.
The results are presented as mean ratios from independent experiments for each cell line, compared to mean ratio obtained for the control sample (Table A4, Additional file 1).
Mean ratios from the experimental dataset were also compared to the population of randomized values to determine whether the mean ratios obtained in the experimental dataset could have occurred by chance in the randomized datasets and significance levels (P-values) were assigned.
The p-values reflect significance of the differences between mean ratios obtained from the undiluted subpool-0 and the indicated dilution factors.
To arrive at a more representative bifurcation number, Strahler (1953) used a weighted mean bifurcation ratio obtained by multiplying the bifurcation ratio for each successive pair of orders by the total numbers of streams involved in the ratio and taking the mean of the sum of these values.
Incidentally, the two-tissue compartment model which we validated for [18F]fluciclatide in our previous report proved to be appropriate also for this dataset, and the mean k3/k4 ratio obtained in this study (5.39 ± 1.46) was in good agreement with the results obtained in lung metastases (k3/k4 = 6.09 ± 3.04).
Although the mean dN/dS ratio obtained for the IHHNV capsid is consistent with negative or purifying selection, this average value inadequately reflects the diversity of evolutionary forces that may be acting.
A mean ratio was obtained from three separate assays.
The mean ratio was obtained by counting positive cells in at least five random fields per field (magnification 40 × 10).
Normal limits of individual epoch NT MA ratios and the mean value of NT MA ratio obtained from all epochs in each muscle were determined.
(C ) Time course of mean Ca2+responses (Fura-2 ratio) obtained in starved control (n = 118) and TRPM5 KD N2 cells (n = 89) treated with 100 μM ATP and bathed in Ca2+-free solutions.
