Furthermore, considering that Grasa et al. (2008) suggested variance in predominant localisation patterns amongst fertile males (sperm from 6 human males), specific conclusions cannot be drawn from the relatively smaller sample size (sperm from 3 human males and 1 mouse) examined by Aarabi et al. (2012).
These latter findings are consistent with the S-REF model and with results of previous studies in mental health populations (see Wells, 2009, for a review), the general population (Spada, Mohiyeddini, & Wells, 2008), and Parkinson's disease patients (Allott et al., 2005), in which the Negative Beliefs About Worry subscale was the predominant contributor to the variance in anxiety and depression.
Principal Component 1 (PC1), which accounts for 57.7% of the variance, describes the predominant brain expression pattern as follows: genes that were upregulated or downregulated in forager brains compared to one-day-olds in one species were also likely to be upregulated or downregulated in forager brains compared to one-day-olds in other species.
Analyses of variance results have shown the predominant effect of feed rate on surface quality.
Figure 1 B shows aligned collagen (left) with a greater normalized variance (0.059; middle) and a predominant angle clustered ∼50° to the vertical axis (right).
Results can then be evaluated to determine whether there is a predominant stressor that explains most of the variance or whether a combination of stressors needs to be considered (Ross and Davis 1990; Serveiss 2002).
(10) At variance with extracellular compartment where the predominant electrolytes are sodium and chloride, the intracellular compartment is composed chiefly of organic osmolytes.
Biological and clinical traits can act as landmarks in transcription space, systematically mapping the variance of large datasets from the predominant changes down toward intricate details.
By contrast, for MEHHP, total within-person variance (between days + within days) was predominant, accounting for approximately 80% of the total variance.
This means that the combined analysis indicates a predominant contribution of a few QTL regions to the genetic variance of a trait.
