Because the accuracy of alignment (and thus the gene quantification) depends heavily on the input data, the alignment algorithm chosen, and the alignment parameters used, the mapping results can vary substantially from case to case.
"There have been substantially more cases in the last couple of years," said solicitor Helen Gaskell.
The government initially opposed two lengthy and repetitive hearings before the same jury, but more recently said that it would change its position if the men offered substantially different cases.
But data supplied by the Justice Department and compiled by a group at Syracuse University show that over the last decade, regulators have referred substantially fewer cases to criminal investigators than previously.
Second, as in the choice for measuring uncertainty and controversy, additional variety in measuring evaluation methods would have required substantially more cases and interviews.
The resulting epidemic has substantially more cases, with an increase of about 12%, 16%, or 21%, depending on whether the initial source of infection is Sydney, Hong Kong, or London.
The frequency of disruptions also varied substantially among cases.
Our meta-analyses included substantially more cases than did previous ones (1– 3).
We have substantially more cases of premenopausal breast cancer and replicate that association.
The concentration of A1PI can rise substantially in cases of acute inflammation (28).
