In this second experiment, the monkeys' performance increased relative to the first experiment; a significant number of individual subjects was able to use the occurrence of an inclination of the board to detect the reward.
Kim et al refined the sequence to a 200-bp critical enhancer region (−8126 to −7927 relative to the first nucleotide of GenBank accession number BC021919, NIH) that could be used to drive reporter gene expression specifically in ON-bipolar cells (Kim et al, 2008; Lagali et al, 2008).
This should take the pattern of 2 5, 4 3, 6 1 (numbers relative to the first stanza); the first end-word of each pair can occur anywhere in the line, while the second must end the line.
All nucleotides are numbered relative to the first nucleotide of the start codon, which has a value of +1.
All 11 promoter variants studied were numbered relative to the first nucleotide 5′ to the A of the translational initiation codon, designated –1.
Each repeat varies, with either a C or G at nucleotides +14 and +22 (numbered relative to the first nucleotide in the repeat).
The estimates of power for testing association of the low frequency allele under the dominant, additive, multiplicative and recessive disease models in the CEU was shown in Figure 5 (n = 5000) and Additional file 7, Figure S5 (n = 3000), respectively, where the first number in parenthesis was the heterozygous relative risk and the second number was the homozygous relative risk.
An impact of 3,000 is quite small relative to the number of first-time STW cases actually observed in any recent year.
The distribution of variability over the three codon positions was evaluated for each exonic marker by calculating the contribution of first, second, and third codon positions relative to the total number of variable sites.
The average Mean Squared Error (MSE) of the first and second estimates (Est) relative to the actual number of dots displayed (nDots) for each response pair: Average MSE of individual estimates = ((Est1 - nDots)2 + (Est2 - nDots)2))/2. 2. The MSE of the average of the two estimates: MSE of the average of estimates = (Est1 + Est2)/2)- nDots)2, 3.
We quantify scalability, in the context of a fixed number of particles27, as the ratio of the number of particles per second with N cores relative to the number of particles per second with a single core.
