Statistically higher results were achieved with 50% of samples than with 30% of samples when considering the CCs results (p << 0.01), which resulted in statistically lower errors with 50% of samples when considering the three error metrics (p << 0.01).
When more than one receptor with statistically independent errors are averaged, the term e is reduced by the square root of the number of receptors, i.e., where n is the number of receptors averaged.
The protein abundances of the same proteome analyzed repeatedly (technical replicates) are affected by random, statistically independent errors in the measured abundances of individual proteins, while non-identical but biologically similar proteomes (biological replicates) vary in a fundamentally different way, where abundances of the proteins within the same pathway are statistically linked.
On the other hand, our analyses showed that studies of orthodontic and other dental patients might have a slight but still statistically significant error (Figure 1).
The Kalman filter produces an estimate of the interest having statistically minimized error by combining all available data, plus a prior knowledge about the system and measuring devices.
In this paper, we propose a novel algorithm suitable for low-failure probability and multiple-failure regions, permitting to both building an accurate metamodel and to provide a statistically consistent error.
The functions that require more coordination are statistically more error-prone and thus the link between variability and disease can be rationalized at mechanistic level.
For both the StanBio and Sigma kits, there is a slight increase in the measured signal for w1118 relative to Canton S, consistent with the TLC results, but this difference is not statistically significant (error bars overlap).
There were no statistically significant systematic errors and the random errors were within acceptable range.
There were no statistically significant systematic errors and the casual errors were within acceptable limits (P =0.656 and Dahlberg = 0.27).
