Other artifacts, such as over-replicated loci ('pileups'), as previously reported in WGA [ 40, 42, 43], do occur, but they are not at recurrent locations in different cells, and are sufficiently randomly distributed and sparse so as not to affect counting over the breadth of a bin, when the mean interval size is 50 kb.
To evaluate the methods as described below sufficiently, we randomly selected 10%8383) samples from S to compose the test dataset, denoted by Ste, while the remaining 752 samples in S were used to construct the training dataset, denoted by Str.
A simple approach of a password-based authentication scheme could be the use of sufficiently large and randomly generated data strings employed as passwords.
One township was selected at random from the 18 townships in YG county, and then twelve villages with a sufficiently large population were randomly selected from a total of 53 villages within the township.
Proposition 1 Let S be a set of criteria and H = { h j } be a sufficiently large set of randomly drawn target criterion h j, where H and S are possibly disjoint, and that the topics in H and S are drawn from the same distribution.
By randomly generating such sufficiently sparse vectors (x_{0}) (choosing the nonzero locations uniformly over the support in random, and their values from (N 0,1))), we generate vectors b.
Of interest, when the population investigated is sufficiently large and samples are randomly collected relative to meal ingestion times and bladder emptying times, the single spot sampling approach may adequately reflect the average exposure of the population to BPA.
In this paper, we have shown that the differences between continentally defined groups are sufficiently large that even a randomly selected, minute fraction of the genetic variation in the human genome can be used to characterize ancestral geographic origin in an accurate and reproducible manner.
Assume G is sufficiently large and connected such that randomly removing k vertices is, with very high probability, unlikely to reveal v ∗.
While it cannot be ruled out that some multilocus genotypes contain errors, they are sufficiently rare and should be distributed randomly throughout the dataset, thus not biasing the analysis of sex-biases.
In practice, we assume that personality traits are effectively randomly assigned conditional on a sufficiently large set of observable covariates (Wooldridge 2010).
