Overall, the prospects for finding more breast cancer genes over the next few years are good, but a complete enumeration of all important genes may prove more difficult.
They were about 50 65% more efficient when the first-phase sampling involved complete enumeration of the N sampling units in the population but less, 25 35%, when the first-phase sample was much smaller (methods with first-phase sample size = f in Table 5).
This enumeration of the roles offers a more complete depiction of the roles and their evolution.
This higher efficiency in the former case is inevitable because much more information is being used from the population because of the complete enumeration of the auxiliary variable.
However, the computational advantages are less important, because a complete enumeration of all possible combinations of flexibility allowed in the components is more likely to be computationally feasible.
Because census data are a complete enumeration of all individuals in a country, the statistical analysis is likely to have more power than data derived from a survey.
The min-sum algorithm allows for the elimination of more costly contending paths at each state on a trellis, thereby greatly reducing the computational complexity due to complete enumeration.
Before large-scale sequencing commences, empirical enumerations of target coverage that account for potentially complicated genome compositions will lead to more complete and useful data sets relative to study goals.
We now produce more policy relevant classifications of households than DCLG, including families, single and lone parent, single and older couple households, three generation households, adults living alone etc, providing a complete enumeration at any level of geography.
More dominant, more complete.
