HC2 is a hybridization assay detecting a combination of 13 high-risk genotypes, without an internal control for sufficiency of sample material.
Sufficiency of sample size was determined by saturation, i.e., when the collection of new data did not shed any further light on the issue under investigation.
Demonstrating the sufficiency of this condition requires new techniques for the spectral analysis of the Malliavin covariance matrix.
However, the sufficiency of the weekly sampling for real time predictions using ANN models needs to be further evaluated against longer weekly data sets as they become available.
Rarefaction and coverage (C), where C is defined by the equation: C = 1 − (n1/N), n1 is the number of clones that occurred only once (frequency = 1), and N is the total number of clones examined of species richness, were used to confirm the sufficiency of sampling effort.
In this paper, we analyzed the sufficiency of a permanent plot sample and developed a method to improve the re-measurements of the permanent plots over time for a monitoring system of soil erosion based on spatial and temporal variability of a random function.
Finally, five variables were used to assess participants' socio-demographic characteristics: country of the survey, gender, maternal education (maternal education was used which provided more variability than paternal education within the samples) and subjective sufficiency of income (1 = "totally sufficient" to 4 = "not sufficient at all").
It means that above this concentration, sufficiency of vitamin D does not interfere with PTH secretion.
However, attempting to characterise the sufficiency of the adrenal response in this patient population has been problematic.
This perceived sufficiency of information was further analysed according to study type (randomised or nonrandomised), and according to physicians' charge (Table 5).
This proves the sufficiency of the condition (36), and thus Corollary 9 is proved.
