PATE and PATT correspond to a weighted survey sample which accounts for the sampling design, and they may be generalized to the target population of all fourth graders in the respective countries.
There may be a complex interplay of factors specific to this sample which account for these findings.
On the other hand, the overall average fluence over the area of the sample which accounts for the overlap [equation (3)] yields an even higher fluence of photons nm−2 for data set 3. Hence, the STCS in combination with the beam resizing allows the fluence on the sample to be increased by three to four orders of magnitude.
For example, the WEF is carrying out a randomized sampling which accounts for the sector and firm size distribution of economies.
Existing follow-up studies have primarily been conducted in clinical samples, which account for less than 20% of self harm episodes in the community.
Unlike the gene transcripts detected from all non-single-cell samples which account for more than 95% of gene transcripts detected from each of these samples, the 503 gene transcripts detected from single cells only account for 85. 3%, 87.3% and 81.9% of the transcripts detected from individual single-cell samples, respectively.
Analyses were performed using SAS version 9.2 (SAS Institute, Cary, NC) and SUDAAN version 10.0.0 (Research Triangle Institute, Research Triangle Park, NC), incorporating 6-year sample weights, which accounted for the probabilities of being assigned to audiometry and/or to fasting plasma glucose testing.
Sampling weights, which accounted for the unequal probabilities of selection resulting from the complex design and non-response adjustment factors based on Iranian census bureau data (2006) on age and gender, were incorporated to all of the estimation processes.
Applying these findings to next-generation sequencing data, it is likely that the feature selection problems will be even more pronounced, since feature numbers are even higher and even fewer people will be able to afford the analysis of sample sizes which account for the heterogeneous nature of clinical samples.
Propensity score weighting is similar with survey sampling weighting, which accounts for over- or under- sampling by weighting the sample to represent the population from which the sample was drawn.
