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First, it has to be assigned a fixed nest layer structure; Second, it is not able to accommodate the situation that all the error terms correlate with each other at the same time; third, decision procedures should be supposed to satisfy the continuity condition; Forth, each alternative is restricted to appear in only one nest.

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Not surprisingly, molecular function GO terms correlating with IPR013781, particularly mf GO 0004553, hydrolase activity, hydrolyzing O-glycosyl compounds, the most common molecular function GO term in the data set, and mf GO 0016787, hydrolase activity, showed similar patterns of contractions.

Finally, we searched the public database PubMed for links between a number of MeSH terms correlated with the ovarian function (Additional file 4) and the 422 differentially expressed genes.

The paper suggests renaming the wasting disease to Asteroid Idiopathic Wasting Syndrome because the term correlates with an array of symptoms, "which is more correct for describing this situation, as there are likely multiple diseases present," Hewson said.

More formally, in Eq. (1) the error term (epsilon _{ij}) is composed of two parts: begin{aligned} epsilon _{ij}=eta _{ij}+u_{ij} end{aligned}where (eta _{ij}) is an unobservable individual term correlated with migration and (u _{ij}) is an unobservable individual term that is not correlated.

A larger value of this term correlates with the more positive molecular electrostatic potential of the heterocyclic compound with more nitrogen atoms.

For ease of reporting this will be referred to as "bothersome LBP", as the term "bothersome LBP" is a commonly used term for LBP that exceeds the occasional twinge or simple awareness of some pain, and as the term correlates with the conception of the original phrasing in Danish.

As shown in Fig 3C, GAM with interaction terms correlated more strongly with gene expression changes (adjusted R ∼0.417, correlation coefficient ∼0.645) than GAM without interaction terms (adjusted R ∼0.346, correlation coefficient ∼0.588) (Supplementary Table S5).

Further work is required to fully assess how the response to different hormonal therapies and short-term molecular changes correlate with long-term outcome.

However, these terms correlated even more strongly with the total number of hospital stays for all surveyed conditions in the next month (r = 0.70, p<0.001).

GO terms highly correlated with PC1 included terms associated with cellular organisation (GO 0016043), DNA metabolism (GO 0006259) and also further processes downstream of these effects associated with cell cycle (e.g. GO 0007049) and reproduction (GO 0000003).

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