Apart from selection bias of study samples, there seems to be a systematically difference when comparing volume data using VBM or the region of interest (ROI) method.
(1) In comparing a set of differentially expressed genes on different platforms, the rank order of fold expression differences may be systematically different across platforms as a result of differences in probe performance.
Although the influence seems small at first sight, when power or evoked responses systematically differs due to attentional differences or task demands, this could lead to significant differences in ITPC between conditions.
The present paper adds to the existing body of research by systematically analyzing differences between genders as well as differences between age groups regarding obesity-associated impairment of HRQOL.
Secondly, by also studying high-quality gene annotations from three model organisms, it has been possible to systematically evaluate differences in intron length at different positions within a gene, ensuring that UTR introns are evaluated separately from CDS introns.
Thirdly, in this qualitative study, we did not have a large enough sample of each group of health professionals to systematically compare differences in themes between the different groups of healthcare professionals.
The aim of this book is to systematically examine differences and tensions in art, culture and civilization discourses to build an overall picture of the moral narratives influencing the library institution and other cultural institutions.
This study was undertaken to develop a method to systematically quantify differences in the thickness and density of nonvascular smooth muscle within the SUFML and to demonstrate its use in assessing variation.
The value of qualifying ethnography in this way is to emphasize systematically the differences between ethnography as a radial category and the kinds of legitimate method used to study work practices which are often referred to as ethnographic, but which in practice differ in important ways from prototypical ethnographic studies.
Here we objectively identify pathways associated with malignancy, staging, and outcome in cancer through application of an analytic approach that systematically evaluates differences in the activity and consistency of interactions within canonical biologic processes.
