One of the more commonly used set of guidelines classifies grade I concussions as a transient brain injury with no associated loss of consciousness and post-traumatic amnesia, if present, lasts for less than 30 minutes.
In reviewing the JMPR database (Table 2) it was evident that experimental data involving human volunteers were more commonly used to set reference values than was the case in studies published in the peer-reviewed literature.
Some of the more commonly used data sets can be seen in Table 1.
In formal epistemology they are also called "corpora", "knowledge sets", or (more commonly) "belief sets".
An associated region may contain only a single strongly associated SNP, or more commonly, a set of SNPs with varying degrees of association due to local linkage disequilibrium (LD) patterns.
Women were under-represented in both trials, and concomitant antihypertensive medications and metformin were more commonly used in the real-world setting.
Strictures can occur acutely (within 6 months of RT) but are more commonly seen in the chronic setting with latency periods reported up to 10 years after treatment [9, 14].
In the Reichstag, or Diet, the Kurfürsten, or electoral princes (more commonly, electors), eventually set themselves apart from the others, whose number grew considerably until the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire.
Of the other two methods, maximum likelihood estimation (MLE) is more commonly used when the observation data set is uncensored (no observation concentration less than the laboratory detection limit) and least absolute deviation (LAD) when model residuals are not normally distributed, both of which were not the case with this study [32].
A much more commonly used measure of reliability in this setting is the kappa coefficient.
We set out to compare the HapMap samples with those more commonly used by population, evolutionary and forensic geneticists [e.g. 15], [16], [17].
