By contrast, when actions are observed between the two periods, a large subset of feasible and individually rational allocations can be obtained as strategic equilibria.
Quality was assessed by comparing the assembly of 454 reads with a subset of ten BACs individually sequenced and assembled using Sanger reads.
LR, using only main effect terms, serves as a baseline method to compare against all the interaction-detection methods, i.e., to see whether they give any advantage over pure "main effect" methods when the goal is simply to detect the subset of SNPs that either individually, or via interactions, are predictive of the phenotype.
Briefly, the group contribution method estimates the Δ G f ° of metabolites by decomposing a single molecular structure into a subset of smaller functional groups, each individually contributing to overall Δ G f ° values.
While currently unsuitable for single-pass analysis of very large datasets (involving more than ∼104 unique sequences), we have demonstrated that by analysing subsets of the data individually, and then combining preclustered data in an overall analysis, jMOTU can effectively and efficiently deliver MOTU from these kinds of surveys.
A passive drool saliva sample (≈ 3 ml) was collected individually from a subset of five subjects.
This group is depicted in Figure 3 where three clusters (B1-B3) were deemed to have similar expression profiles and hence collectively termed Cluster B. Table 2 describes the composition of Cluster B; each subset of Cluster B is referred to individually.
We first considered each tissue, individually, and identified the subset of probes with a strong local eQTL.
The 550 community controls were individually matched to a subset of the cases on the basis of time (recruited within 14 days), location of homestead, age, and sex.
Once the signal has been split into subsets, the WTMM approach was applied on each subset individually to compute the Lipschitz exponents of the transitions in each subset.
