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It can be observed that the deviations of the reliability proportion obtained by the proposed power distribution scheme is orders of magnitude smaller than those obtained by equal power distribution and conventional waterfilling algorithm.

It is possible that this larger proportion, obtained by normalizing results of protein and lipid assays by druse number, reflected an underestimate of total protein, operator-dependent differences in sample collection (see Methods), or limitations inherent in comparing assays of different precision.

In contrast, the proportion obtained by the same method is less variable for prokaryotes (0% to 25%) [ 9].

Depending on the threshold, the proportion of hybrid individuals detected by NEWHYBRIDS [ 24] varied between 7.6% (Tq = 0.70) and 10.3% (Tq = 0.50), values comparable to the 9.0% proportion obtained by STRUCTURE [ 23] analysis (Table 5).

Therefore, a mixture analysis is necessary to be performed between the pixel-wise spectra of AVHRR data and the land cover proportions obtained by classified TM data.

Whenever agents of one tag expect the others will demand L and hence they will demand H, and simultaneously the others will expect and demand the complementary decisions, the system reaches an absorbing state, which in this case is efficient but not equitable in the proportions obtained by each agent.

We compared the proportions of drug-resistant S. pneumoniae isolates reported by participating clinical laboratories from the Active Bacterial Core Surveillance (ABCs) sites to proportions obtained by aggregation of existing antibiograms produced by the same ABCs laboratories.

Table 1 shows the proportions p−, p0, and p+ of mutations calculated using the known fitnesses and compares them to the proportions obtained by estimating the fitnesses by ML.

Table 2 and Table 3 show the difference of proportions obtained by the different data correction methods as well as the results of significance testing for possible skin contaminants and obligate pathogens, respectively.

Behaviour: Standard deviations for proportions were obtained by transforming proportions into angles (theta) via the arcsine square-root transformation.

In these analyses the null hypothesis was that the observed proportion was obtained by chance, i.e. a random null distribution of genes could have reported proportions as extreme as the value observed.