Therefore, this gene was selected to investigate whether it can provide reasonable information on the genetic diversity of O. sinensis.
It should, however, be kept in mind that the global model needs to provide some reasonable information to be used for prediction of the Y-scores.
TAM2 scales showed consistently that medication safety interventions – despite being judged useful and of reasonable information quality – were assessed negatively regarding ease-of-use and compatibility to existing work procedures.
Since PCR has been utilized in the form of mixture like most herbals do, investigation of the metabolism of its whole extracts can provide more reasonable information in understanding the mechanism of action.
The 4D FAPOA is able to utilize the GMMs as a source of reasonable information, and, therefore the approach yields the best results with respect to the relative enrichment factor at 5%and10%0% as well as the AUC metric.
Effective management plans should focus on good education and perhaps provide fact checks of media to provide foragers with reasonable information and help counteract the problems of overenthusiastic foraging.
These data indicate that current BMI provides reasonable information about the weight history of individuals, and leptin may not provide incremental information over BMI.
In real predator-prey systems, it should also be possible to obtain reliable data on prey-movement speeds and banding properties (spatial frequency and contrast of stripes), and reasonable information is known about many key predators (such as birds) and their temporal vision, potentially allowing modeling of prey patterns and movement in terms of visual mechanisms.
Thus, it is a reasonable scheme using the information of the protein-protein interactions retrieved from STRING to indicate the special relationship between drug target proteins.
In order to remove problematic SNPs, it should be safe and reasonable to rely on the information of SNP missing rates as low-quality genotypes often result in high missing rates (low call rates) [Fu et al., 2009].
