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In total, 2,000 valid sequence sets were obtained for each scenario, what corresponds to 600,000 sequence sets summarized over all scenarios.

When summarized over all serum samples, the best interlaboratory agreement was for IBCDC-RG5 by hHI and neutralization; %GCVs were 108% and 112%, respectively (Table 3).

There are two cases: the k-mers are either (i) summarized over all positions or (ii) considered separately for each position.

Although non-progressive patients were treated in the RNOP-09 trial up to at least 12 cycles of maintenance chemotherapy with TMZ, this neither translated into a meaningful improvement of PFS nor mOS, at least summarized over all patients.

Table 4 also reports estimates of the association between cumulative benzene exposures accrued at younger (< 45 years) and older (≥ 45 years) ages and leukemia, summarized over all periods of time since exposure.

The MCMC is run over a distribution of trees, sampling λ and μ on each tree individually after a burnin phase (step 5) and the parameters of interest are summarized over all trees to account for the uncertainty on the node ages (step 6).

Table 2 summarizes the over-all mean water concentrations for CHCl3 and BDCM over all subjects by exposure day and sampling site (NC and TX).

Summarizing findings over all three groups of tasks, neuropsychological studies on asemantic tasks using numbers vs. letters exclusively revealed asymmetric dissociations with better numerical than linguistic performance, while studies on asemantic processing of numbers vs. words reported dissociations with better numerical as well as better linguistic performance.

Each cell (W/T/L) in Table 3 summarizes over all data sets and classifiers the wins/ties/losses in BACC (at the significance level of 0.05) comparing various feature selection methods each other.

However, the methods can provide a summarized judgement over all the results instead of providing details for all cases.

Consistently, when summarizing over the annual means of all related factors from Study 3, the empirical ER for the climate category is 1.14.