We performed several comparisons of the diagnostic performance of CSF and PET for CN versus AD, and for sMCI versus pMCI.
We validate this Eulerian model by performing several comparisons, for both stationary and non-stationary cases, to a classical Lagrangian model which involves a stochastic algorithm in order to treat the coalescence phenomenon.
Because exon A duplicated in most lineages, we performed several comparisons of the Gr39aA isoforms.
As we performed several comparisons, these findings might have emerged merely by chance.
We have confidence in our results, because we performed several comparisons that support this conclusion.
In order to minimize clinical-pathological putative confounding effects, we have performed several comparisons in the expression of these miRNA in terms of tumour size, axillary node involvement, histological grade and ki67, with the results showing no significant differences.
We performed several indirect comparisons to complement direct randomized comparisons, which were usually based on few trials.
This would require human subjects to perform several tens of thousands of pairwise comparisons in just one mixture class, a truly extraordinary experimental effort.
To determine whether differences in laboratory methods contributed to these negative results, we performed several direct comparisons between P-cycle sequencing, which we used to confirm SSCP-positive findings in the CBCS, and fluorescent DNA sequencing with Big Dye terminators, S manual DNA sequencing, and the SNaPshot dideoxy single-base extension method.
To fill this gap, in this work we consider publicly available datasets and perform several experiments in order to set a comparison baseline with traditional techniques.
We performed several descriptive sample comparisons: We did a drop-out analysis by comparing the sample of 3,220 patients finally included in statistical analyses with the sample excluded from analyses due to missing data on AMDP (N = 2,004) in terms of basic admission-specific patient characteristics (see table 1 also for applied statistical tests).
