This may typically occur if one combines information from multiple samples, which can, e.g. be related to further aspects of units that define the samples or groups to which the units belong or to different applications where the circumstances under which the units operate can vary.
After the variations of mean, standard deviation and non-Gaussian peak factor are considered, an innovative and analytical PDF formula of extreme wind pressure coefficients for multiple samples, which is expressed as a function of the JPDF of mean, standard deviation and the PDF of non-Gaussian peak factor, is presented in this paper.
We used a log rank test to compare multiple samples, which is a standard procedure in survival analyses [38].
Samples larger than 0.5 g were cut in multiple samples which were centrifuged in parallel.
Another important future direction to extend MixClone is to implement joint analysis based on multiple samples, which is supported by PyClone and PhyloSub [ 5, 7].
Furthermore, we expect improvements from multiple samples, which can theoretically be used in the same way as in genome-based assembly.
However, the representativeness of the lesion was guaranteed by its size and multiple sampling areas, which permits an accurate assessment of all neoplasm cytological components as confirmed later by histological analysis.
The multiple sample test, which is a generalization of Gehan's generalized Wilcoxon test, was also used to test the significance in the survival analysis.
In such differential expression analyses, the mapping target, usually called the 'reference' assembly, is made from short reads from multiple sample sources, which requires a process that merges the sequences into one assembly.
We identified 695 novel constitutive A-to-I editing sites that appear in clusters (named "editing boxes") in multiple samples and which exhibit spatial and dynamic regulation across human tissues.
