This method has originally been used by Ruohoniemi and Greenwald (1996) (see Figure 1 in their paper) to statistically deduce the average high-latitude convection map from SuperDARN LOSV observations.
The SARM method has originally been designed for the extraction, organization, and visualization of compound series and associated SAR information from compound data sets.
This method has originally been used for offline exhaled nitric oxide measurements (Ecomedics, Dürnten, Switzerland), but was standardised for VOC analyses by our workgroup and was shown to be reproducible within a day [ 40] and over 8 weeks [ 21].
3 The results of all these methods have been originally reported in [36].
The developers of the dataset have originally developed it to compare three detection methods, namely Cooperative Adaptive Mechanism for Network Protection (CAMNEP) method, BCIus detetection method, and BotHunter method [73].
Moreover, certain methods, such as CNAmet [ 36], Ortiz-Estevez [ 16] or PREDA/SODEGIR [ 19], have originally been designed to prioritize altered chromosomal regions rather than individual genes.
A simple method was also proposed to evaluate IFR and PLR for the sleeved piles since they have originally been defined for non-sleeved piles.
As noted in the 'Methods' section, we had originally regarded even a single-blind design as impractical.
Recently, other normalisation methods have been proposed that adapt methods originally developed for microarrays and other high-throughput genomic technologies [ 19- 21].
A number of computational methods have been employed for that purpose, although most were originally developed to distinguish disease-related nonsynonymous single nucleotide variants (nsSNVs) from polymorphisms.
