For example, the impact of variance in expression measurements could be ameliorated by aggregating multiple data points when using multiple genes for prediction [ 9].
MY13 found that the convection core is resolved with multiple grid points when the horizontal grid space is less than 2 km. Figure 8 shows the resolution dependence of (a) the number of convections and (b) grid distance to the nearest convection core over the globe.
If a study had multiple time points when long-term follow-up data was obtained, the data from the last follow-up visit was used.
Thus, we recommend that users perform heat shocks at multiple time points when attempting to shuffle a transgene between two landing sites for the first time.
Despite the cost of designing extensive qPCR studies, data we present indicate that it may be necessary to use multiple time points when sampling behavioral gene expression differences within and between species.
However, this is possible when multiple points on the curve are considered (e.g., results obtained by MDR and C4.5 in HYP > 50).
Your rifle, if properly held, will contact your body at multiple points that will sway significantly when you breathe.
Investigators begin to suspect arson when they discover multiple points of origin in a fire — as was the case in the fire now burning in Orange County, the authorities say — and other physical evidence.
Bias can be generated at multiple points during a study, for example, when participants are allocated to different groups.
When sampling from multiple points and after adding other measurements, such as temperature, we can justifiably call our measurement set "big data".
