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The method developed by Gershenzon et al. [ 18] iteratively modifies the PWM by incorporating new putative binding sites located inside the identified functional window from the promoter sequence database until the best possible correlation coefficient is achieved as described below.

In Tables 1, 2 and 3 all possible correlation coefficients between pairs of probes were calculated and averaged.

However, as already mentioned by Finlay et al. (2010b), this form of IRLS treats each spherical harmonic coefficient ({g_{n}^{m}}) (or ({h_{n}^{m}})) as independent and thus neglects possible correlation between Gauss coefficients of a single candidate model.

Since no channel information is available at the receiver, it is not possible to optimize the correlation coefficient analytically.

It was not possible to calculate a correlation coefficient for the normal thyroid gland samples due to too few samples, but for thyroid gland tumors we did not observe a correlation.

The possible values of Pearson's correlation coefficient range between 1 and −1, where a value of 1 indicates complete correlation; therefore, the coefficient index between PHA-L4 staining and MGAT5 expression (CI = 0.93) represents a highly significant correlation.

This "soft intersection" method renders it possible to avoid a sharp correlation coefficient cutoff and makes the robustness of a particular correlation dependent on all compared conditions and not on each one, separately.

When adjusting for possible cluster effects (intra-class correlation coefficient = 0.02, variation in cluster size 0 5, inflation factor of 1.125), the required sample size was estimated to 916 women; 458 in each arm.

This formula shows that it is possible to estimate the intraclass correlation coefficient of a mean of k ratings even if fewer raters are available during the validation procedure.

A linear mixed effects model with centre as the random effect has been used to account for a possible centre effect.The ICC (intraclass correlation coefficient) is the measure of the ratio of the between cluster variance to the total variance (between-cluster + within-cluster).

With this kind of data, it is only possible to calculate correlation coefficients between gene expression profiles within a single experiment.