Even after taking into account the differences in annotation caused by different precedence rules, the stop-gain annotations from VEP look more reliable than those from ANNOVAR.
It has been demonstrated that this shift can be modeled fairly well by taking into account the differences in absorption cross-section for different sizes of NCs.
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However, the expression level of the investigated osteogenic markers has been normalized between the two different conditions, not taking into account the differences in the total number of cells that are effectively recruited by the two materials.
The performances obtained for both materials were compared taking into account the differences in terms of textural properties, Ni species and reaction mechanism.
The results from DTI compare well with those previously obtained for the same materials from membrane testing, taking into account the differences in volume tested.
Most of codes and guidelines for glass fiber reinforced polymers (GFRP) - Reinforced Concrete (RC) are based on modifying corresponding formulas, originally developed for steel bars, taking into account the differences in properties and behavior between FRP and steel.
The flux is calculated by ratioing the tracer flux and concentration with the NH3 concentration and taking into account the differences in area and dispersion over the area source.
For the construction of such SSRVEs, an optimization problem is constructed which consists of a least-square functional taking into account the differences of statistical measures evaluated for the real microstructure and the SSRVE.
A software porting has been done taking into account the differences between OS9 and Linux operating system in terms of inter/network processes communications and I/O multi-ports serial driver.
Even after taking into account the differences in health and lifestyle factors, such as whether people were obese, had high blood pressure, smoked or did not exercise, doctors found that among men with cardiometabolic disease, those who experienced job strain had a 68% greater risk of premature death than men in more manageable jobs.
