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One of the advantages of SCFGs over conventional methods (e.g., contingency tables) in the context of RDS data analysis is that one can extrapolate the influence of unmeasured or latent variation on the recruitment process.

This article does not describe the analytical process of meta-synthesis but it does consider the implications of the data integration tables in the context of conducting a meta-synthesis.

We checked by re-analyzing some of the Blackshield and Higgins benchmark data (Table 2) in the context of this review.

However, careful examination of Table  2 in the context of alcohol concentration of each test product indicates that rate of drying was faster for products with higher alcohol concentration, regardless of format.

These general trends for the 398 proteins of already known structure affirm that the parameters used for each method in this study were stringent, resulting in hits with high confidence (see Additional file 2: Table S2 in the context of assignment of folds to DUFs).

Although inactivation rates seem low at first blush (Table S3), they result in a significant loss of product yields as shown in Table 2 and, in the context of multiple mutations, likely influence TPS active site evolution during diversification and natural selection.

The strong association of male-reported experience of IPV with HIV (Table  2)—especially in the context of age raises an issue of interpretation.

A number of these common pathways (both from the ovarian and breast cancer datasets) have had independent verification as being cancer-related (Additional file 2: Table S2), primarily in the context of differentiating cancer and normal tissue.

According to the data provided (summarised in Table 3) and in the context of the PPC programme, the percentage of couples who decided to continue with the pregnancy despite an ominous prenatal diagnosis ranged from approximately 40% [ 30] to 85% [ 1].

Another important characteristic is that functionally related nodes tend to be highly interconnected and co-localize in networks, thereby forming modules [ 7, 14] (Table  1).> In the context of disease, disease-associated genes identified by omics studies can be computationally mapped on to models of the human protein-protein interaction (PPI) network.

We conclude that sortilin loss, per se, determines memory deficits (Supplementary Table 1), while, in the context of NGF deprivation, it fully protects from non-spatial memory deficits and, in a more limited and time restricted way, from spatial memory deficits.