A mix of unfixed and ethanol-preserved specimens may introduce a bias in comparing relative eye size because of differential weight loss depending on preservation of specimens [ 12].
In this situation, size-of-organization differentials could really reflect size-of-place differences.
Since the economist Lester (1967) stated that "size-of-establishment differentials in total compensation are too significant to disregard in wage theory, but they have yet to be satisfactorily treated in theoretical terms" (p. 67), considerable headway has been made in explaining why larger organizations pay their employees higher wages.
I was stunned, and not solely about the size of the differential; it would mean starting my new job not as the equal of a colleague I had chosen but as his junior partner, and my salary would make this evident throughout the organisation.
This relationship was also examined for other variables: patient characteristics (sex, age, smoking status, and existence of previous neoplasia) and selected PE markers (size of PE, differential cell counts, ADA, and protein content).
In cases where the size of the differential network is too big to be processed using hierarchical clustering (HC), the gene pairs were first separated using k-means clustering then processed the smaller clusters separately by hierarchical clustering.
We filtered the gene list also for effect size (the amount of differential gene expression induced by the copy number difference), and for the coefficient of determination, R2 (the proportion of variation in gene expression explained by copy number change).
Using a version of the consumption-based capital asset pricing model, they argue that risk associated with aggregate consumption growth can account for the differences in expected returns across different currency portfolios that are formed based on the size of the interest differential towards the US dollar.
This similarity was also confirmed by the relatively small effect size of age-related differential gene expression.
