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Since ESCTT was in fact lower than ESIRT, the sample size required for CTT to detect a smaller effect size than expected had to be larger than the one calculated for IRT based on ESIRT.
Strikingly, the NAD+/NADH minimal ratio calculated on the basis of the thermodynamic analysis of the metabolome data using the anNET software was about 1300 (assuming an intracellular pH of 7.2), which is over 13-fold higher than the one calculated for P. pastoris growing on glucose under equivalent conditions [ 53], (Table 3).
The apparent value of the dissociation constant (Kd) of the interaction of free phage with β-galactosidase (9.1 ± 0.9 pM) was smaller compared with the one calculated for the bound phage (1.7 ± 0.5 nM).
The decoding matrix is generated randomly if the current subcarrier is the first one; otherwise, set the decoding matrix as the one calculated for the previous subcarrier [24].
The WPHPO algorithm presented above switches the direction in which it looks for a new HOP if the HP of the current SON interval is larger (worse) than the one calculated for the previous one.
The percentage of tandem arrayed genes in the yeast genomes is lower than the one calculated for other eukaryotic species.
When summary statistics are closed to the ones calculated for the input data, the Ne values of the simulated population is accepted.
Undoubtedly however, they are closer to the Polish conditions than the ones calculated for other countries' populations.
In comparing these figures to the ones calculated for France, note should be taken that annual US birth cohorts are about five times greater.
However, because the number of SciClone clusters is only 4, these numbers cannot be reasonably compared with the ones calculated for the trees in Figure 5.
Interestingly, the inflammation scores obtained for mice monoassociated with B. sartorii, A. muciniphila, and L. johnsonii were equivalent or lower than the ones calculated for GF TM-IEC C1galt1 −/− mice (Fig. 3B).
