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The increment in C-statistics by adding the methylation intensity at cg05575921 and cg06126421 (approximately 0.04) was much larger than the increment seen by adding a multimarker score in the Framingham Heart Study (C-statistics for model of major cardiovascular events increased by 0.01) (Wang et al. 2006).

The predictive capabilities of the various models, as measured with the Harrell C statistics, increased by adding more variables to the models.

The statistics were calculated by adding up the number of invitations distributed and attendance requests received by the Prefecture for the Pontifical Household, according to News.Va.Va

(You get statistics for the Dow by adding up the numbers for the 30 companies and then dividing by 0.19, a number that reflects the many stock splits over the years).

A statistic TC, an extension of the traditional χ2 method of comparing haplotype frequencies, is introduced by simply adding the χ2 test statistics of the two haplotype blocks together.

For ease of interpretation of summary statistics, we transformed the values by adding 10 to all scores prior to analysis to make all values positive while preserving rank order.

SHOW fills a critical gap in applied population health research because it complements existing statewide administrative data (e.g., mortality vital statistics and hospital discharge data) by adding detailed data on health outcomes and determinants both at the individual and at the community level.

Statistics for nonsignificant terms were obtained by adding each nonsignificant term to the minimal model.

To increase the number of nuclei and to obtain more robust statistics, we nucleated Snf7 assemblies by adding 1 μM ESCRT-II and 1 μM Vps20 to a 75nMM Snf7 solution.

We checked for significant effect modification by adding appropriate indicator variables to the models and compared nested models by using χ statistics.

The use of the silhouette statistics avoids adding unnecessary noise resulting from averaging fundamentally different measurements.