So the CB Sales algorithm looks to see which companies are frequently referenced together in the press, along with a handful of more obvious factors, like company size, funding, and industry, to determine similarity.
His Virgin companies have frequently referenced their British origins in branding campaigns.
Among switchers, ESA users switched more frequently toward a reference product (84.1 %) than toward a biosimilar (15.9 %).
In a geographically representative national database, we found that young Veterans without coronary disease had recurrent chest pain earlier and 1.5 times more frequently than the reference group with known CAD.
Using standard OLS-regression with robust standard errors we find that articles with a high number of references are cited more frequently than articles with fewer references, that articles written by authors from more than one country are more cited than articles written by authors from one country only, and that short-titled articles tend to be more cited than articles with longer titles.
The NCCN guidelines are more recent and more frequently updated but the bibliographic references are identical to MASCC and ESMO guidelines [ 4].
There were no differences among groups regarding common adverse events, with exception of pain, found more frequently with the larger dose, reference vaccine.
Within the depleted genes (Fig. 3b, blue), transporter proteins were more frequently represented compared to the reference gene list, while nucleic acid binding proteins were under-represented.
Nevertheless, previous VT was associated with pain other than in the lower limbs, being physically worn out after a day's work and having muscle skeletal problems more frequently than that among the reference population.
Mapping algorithms successfully map RNA-seq reads containing the reference allele more frequently than reads containing the alternate allele (22); eQTL and splicing QTL analyses may be susceptible to this bias if the exons contain SNPs in LD with the index raSNP.
