Drastic reduction of [Cl−]o results in synaptic effects that are similar, qualitatively and quantitatively, to those sustained by αBgTx; namely, the apparent synaptic conductance and the mean channel open time are reduced, the channel selectivity is equally modified, and the missing fraction of the synaptic macrocurrent exhibits a strong positive equilibrium potential.
The study illustrates that interaction between eQTLs contributes significantly to a missed fraction of heritability in the expression traits.
In the libraries described here, several pools are missing a fraction of the expected number of potential fusion junctions.
However, these efforts have focused on nonessential gene deletions available from the yeast knockout collection and thus are missing the fraction of mutators encoded by essential genes.
As one can see in the results from both simulation and real data, Pindel misses a fraction of true positives for several reasons.
However, using FPG or random glucose thresholds for performance of OGTTs would still require a considerable percentage of OGTTs and would inevitably miss a fraction of patients with diabetes and IGT.
But the test is relatively expensive, misses a fraction of infected smear-negative TB patients, and tells us nothing about resistance to the nine other commonly used drug classes.
Increasing the number of imputations has thus led to more precision in computing the p-values, standard errors, confidence intervals, and fractions of missing information (Bodner, 2008).
Estimated fractions of missing information with the newly introduced methods ranged from 0.73 to 0.85 for δ 7 and were lower for the other parameters.
The model F test assumes that the fractions of missing information of all coefficients are equal (equal FMI) and thus rejects the hypothesis that all coefficients are equal to zero.
