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We represent the ten most important polycenters defined in the dendrogram of Figure 4, and show the corresponding propensity to anisotropy comparing actual flows with the null model defined above (see Methods).

To analyse the association between different measures of adherence and clinical outcomes, Cox proportional hazard models will be used again, adjusting for the corresponding propensity scores.

The predefined neighborhood was determined by estimating the radius as one-fourth of the standard deviation of the corresponding propensity scores [ 37– 37].

Evidently, the propensity of childless immigrants to re-emigrate is higher than the corresponding propensity of immigrant mothers and this selectivity in migration behavior causes a bias in any first-birth estimates that are based solely on the remaining immigrant population of an area.

The dynamics of variables × = (L, X ) is described by the following reactions together with the corresponding propensity functions (14) Reaction  Propensity function D N A → k 1 (9 L, X ) a 1 = k 1, (X, L ) → k (X, L - 1 ) a 2 = k ⋅ X ⋅ (1 - f (L, X, 9 ) ), (X, L ) → k (X, L - 1, L - 1 ) a 3 = k ⋅ X ⋅ f (L, X, 9 ).

Among males, AKI-RRT increased the 5-year mortality risk after 5 years from 26%to45%45 %, with a corresponding propensity score-adjusted hazard ratio of 1.85 (95%% CI: 1.41 2.43) (Table  4).

In particular, they need to be re-emphasised in laparoscopic surgery and in the treatment of endometriosis, where there is heightened inflammatory response and angiogenesis, with a corresponding propensity for adhesion development [7] (Table 1).

Taking the possible transitions and the corresponding reaction propensities together yields the chemical master equation (CME), a linear differential equation where the variables are the probabilities that the system is in each of the possible molecular states x: (7) d dt p (t, x ) = ∑ j = 1 m (ν j (x − v j, θ ) p (t, x − v j ) − ν j (x, θ ) p (t, x ) ), for x ∈ N 0 n.

Residue contact propensity (P i ) for amino acid type i is calculated as the corresponding estimated contact propensity divided by the a priori expected residue contact probability The residue pair contact propensities represent the general preference for pairs of amino acids forming contacts.

By replacing each amino acid in the sequence with the corresponding Chou-Fasman propensity, the sequence was transformed into a numerical feature vector.

Overall, these particular systems indicate that the minor groove shape is strongly influenced by the corresponding BI/BII propensities, and it would be of great interest if one could explain and generalize these effects.