Thus, the sample has sufficient phylogenetic breadth to assess the hypothesis that the IC Model is a common and ancestral model of mammalian tooth development and that it was established early in mammalian evolution.
Post hoc power calculations were performed, using the effect sizes derived from this study to determine if the study sample had sufficient power to enable a true difference in estimates to be detected if they truly existed [ 23, 24].
Further, while the sample had sufficient power to detect significant differences in insufficient PA between Palestinian and Israeli men and women, the study was underpowered to detect small differences in this estimate between small sub-groups, such as by marital status and education among Israeli men and women, respectively, and by employment status in Palestinian men.
As an example, the whole sample had sufficient power (>80%) to identify significant effect sizes of at least 0.75 kg/m for BMI, 2.1 cm for waist circumference, 9.6 mm for skinfold thicknesses, 140 g for birth weight, and 0.7 cm for birth height using a minor allele frequency of 0.11 under a dominant model.
It is also shown that the length of the test-sample has sufficient influence on current distribution, voltage current characteristics and other measurable parameters of a cable model.
Five of the six male DNA samples had sufficient DNA left after AIM-SNP analysis to genotype Y-chromosome SNPs.
Of these, 115/131 patient samples had sufficient DNA for bisulfite modification and methylation analyses.
For the ABO pyrosequencing analysis, 85 samples had sufficient bisulfite modified DNA available.
61 samples had sufficient yield and RNA quality for qPCR analysis.
For the RUNX3 pyrosequencing analysis, 83 samples had sufficient bisulfite modified DNA available for assessment.
