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For these reasons, we combined HUMARA to detect X-chromosome inactivation pattern and AS-PCR to detect the BRAF mutation and provide a more precise proportion of multifocal PTCs with different clonal origins.

To account for cluster sampling and sample weight of the DHS [ 24], a complex sample analysis method was deemed appropriate for a more precise estimation of proportion and association [ 25].

Before this new study, scientists had placed the argon ratio somewhere between 3.6 and 4.5 by analyzing gas trapped inside Martian meteors on Earth, but one of Curiosity's precise instruments — called Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) — allowed NASA researchers to find the more exact proportion.

Similarly, we would be able to estimate the proportion of adequate coverage offered by each mono or dual-therapy WISCA regimen with a precision of ± 6% (and estimates would be even more precise if true proportions were >50%).

When focusing on friends with whom users had reciprocal interactions we observe a more noticeable difference according to gender, with women having in general more interactions, as shown by the pink line being more shifted to the right than the cyan line in Figure 7. Figure 9 offers a more precise view, and shows that the proportion of women is increasing with degree in the interaction network.

However, the SD of these estimates declined with increases in the survey proportion resulting in more precise estimates.

Therefore, estimated proportions of comorbidities are more precise than estimations of the secondary consequences and pain aspects associated with sick leave.

In epidemiological research of tobacco behaviour, a more precise measure the quit ratio can be used to calculate the proportion of people in a population who have stopped smoking [ 6].

We can perform a more precise operation by redistributing the missing quality among other bases in proportion to their frequency in the read.

The present article therefore assesses whether using MMI leads to more precise estimates of the uncertainty of person parameters than SMI when the proportion of missing values on background variables is substantial.

Our results demonstrate that within breed analyses actually have more power to detect a higher proportion of the variation but multibreed GWAS results in the more precise mapping of the QTL that do segregate across breeds.