The procedure examines the remaining variables and stops when no other variable can be added or removed from the model.
One procedure examines the effect of example-problem pairs when they are simultaneously presented to a participant.
Thus starting from a set of filtered SNPs, this procedure examines the underlying read sequences to list a set of observed read-based haplotypes.
The procedure examines all possible independent or splitting variables and selects the one that produces the most different binary groups compared with the dependent variable according to a predetermined splitting criterion.
This statistical procedure examines values in adjacent areas (counties), is two-sided, and calculates a standard normal z-score in which a positive test statistic indicates a tendency toward a clustered distribution and a negative statistic a tendency toward a uniform (dispersed) distribution.
Following these assumptions, the HOCTAR procedure examines the expression behavior of miRNA host genes and putative target genes in multiple publicly available expression microarray datasets, and ranks putative targets from the most to the least anti-regulated with respect to the host gene.
