The aggregate counts of the resulting sequence reads from these sites, excluding repetitive sequences, were used to quantify the overall gene expression level, reported here in parts per ten million transcripts.
Consistent with the distribution of asthma prevalence by sex, the aggregate counts of asthma-related visits occurred in more women (70%) than men and in more individuals between 19 and 64 years (85%) compared with those ≥ 65 years of age.
Inhofe's count of 32 states is an aggregate count of the various governors, attorneys general, state legislatures, public utility commissions and departments of environmental quality that have expressed opposition.
Aggregate count of all people in the USA from 2000 to 2010.
He writes in his column for The Washington Post: Does an aggregate count of votes mean anything when some states held closed primaries in which only registered Democrats could participate, some states held open primaries where independents and/or Republicans could also vote, and some states held caucuses that basically involved a show of hands in gymnasiums and community centers?
To determine whether neurodegeneration is correlated with alterations in protein handling, we monitored changes in apparent aggregate density or aggregate count of pathogenic proteins conjugated to fluorescent molecules in muscle cells with a semi-acute regimen of metabolite exposure (Supplementary Figure S1c) and potential behavioral alterations due to protein misfolding.
The aggregate counts were categorised by sex, age group, year of claim and MBS item number.
New individual accounts have a calnetUid attribute in LDAP which is used for changing passwords online, querying CalNet when running 'check', and producing aggregate counts of the number of members by university affiliation.
Separate Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) at Harvard's three largest affiliated health centers approved use of their data, and the Harvard Medical School IRB approved building a Query Aggregator Interface that can simultaneously send queries to each hospital and display aggregate counts of the number of matching patients.
The methods mentioned above so far are "count-based" methods which detect clusters based on aggregate counts of data such as the total number of ED visits in a given ZIP code on a given day, for example.
Using both inpatient interviews and linked administrative data, they derived a state-wide correction factor of 1.06 to apply to aggregate counts of hospital admissions of Aboriginal persons [ 9], although the information on which this was largely derived had suggested a state-wide correction factor of 1.09 [ 10].
