Accordingly, we found the same patterns of precision estimates in unexpressed genes as in invariant genes across a wider range of expression levels.
Our data describe a pattern of improved precision in estimating mean muscle FCSA as the sample size of fibers measured increases, most pronounced from samples of 25 to approximately 150 fibers.
These data describe a pattern of improved precision in estimating mean fiber cross-sectional area as sample size of fibers measured increases to at least 150 in this rat model.
Binned mean expression versus variance plots (see Additional file 2) support this pattern of tissue-specific precision, showing a high-variance peak at very low expression levels in the CD14 and CD16 datasets (likely representing unexpressed gene noise) that is nearly absent in the CD4 dataset.
When Mr Brooks last told us about his discoveries in January 2010, I responded by finding the same types of patterns, to the same level of precision, in the alignments of ancient Woolworths stores.
There is actually a whole area of maths known as Ramsey Theory which shows that you can find any pattern you want, to any level of precision you want, if you have enough random data to sort through.
(2) Purchase patterns consisted of seven different types of precision grips, involving the thumb and various combinations of other digits.
It is possible to mark a ball with a ballpoint pen, but some golfers actually believe that the weight of ballpoint ink, altering the pattern of flight, will affect the precision of their shots.
The general pattern of improved accuracy and numerical precision for larger sample sizes is seen from Figs. 4, 5, 6 and 7 and this is an expected result.
4 Quantitative models relating the molecular features of tumors to pharmacologic response patterns are thus essential for achieving the vision of precision medicine.
