In the approach, the interdependence structure was summarized by a unique covariance matrix through the conversion of the prediction errors to a multivariate Gaussian random vector.
LULCC can be summarized in a unique change statistic that quantifies the proportion of pixels that have changed in the overall study area independent of their classes.
The experimental conditions studied, even if corrected by other variables (e.g. age, gender, treatments, etc)., are typically summarized into a unique value for each gene (e.g., differential expression in a case-control, risk in the case of survival analysis, etc).
This approach is most likely to be successful when used in conjunction with a set of populations spanning a clear environmental gradient [ 5- 7] Barring a clear environmental gradient, one can still use allele(s) frequency information, the so-called site frequency spectrum (SFS), often summarized by a unique statistic such as Tajima's D to detect departure from selective neutrality [ 8].
Assembly yielded a set of 22 contig and 314 singleton DNA sequences which summarized a total of 336 unique chickpea sequences.
Equally probable stories under any selected ranking scheme can be further grouped into a single anthology that summarizes, in a unique subnetwork, all equivalently plausible alternative stories.
To summarize, miRGate is a unique catalogue of reliable in-house-predicted miRNA targets and also experimentally validated pairs for the scientific community that is publicly available, either as a web page or as a RESTful web service.
Michelle Desilets, executive director of the Orangutan Land Trust, has summarized the unique intellect of orangutans like this: "They say that if you give a chimpanzee a screwdriver, he'll break it; if you give a gorilla a screwdriver, he'll toss it over his shoulder; but if you give an orangutan a screwdriver, he'll open up his cage and walk away".
Recent reviews have summarized the unique properties of GQDs [6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13].
We then summarized the unique methods proposed or used in each article to study patient health outcomes in rare diseases.
