Cryostat thin slices, 10 μm of thickness, of lymph node metastases frompatients with malignant melanoma, stage III, participating in the South Swedishstudy, were prepared using a Leica CM5030 cryostat.
The weight of "edges" or thickness of lines between the nodes reflected the relative number of tweets sent to that node.
Regardless of whether nitrogen was applied, the length of stems, roots, the number of nodes, and thickness of leaves of the test seedlings were inhibited by the presence of Cd in the medium.
Propagation speeds have been proposed to be tuned with millisecond precision through axon diameter [11], [13], myelin thickness [13], [14], the location of nodes of Ranvier [15], and the kinetics of voltage gated sodium channels [16].
The size of nodes and thickness of edges are associated with sample sizes of intervention and numbers of included trials, respectively.
The amount of available information is often represented in network plots by varying the sizes of nodes and thickness of edges.
The size of the node represents the frequency of each category and the thickness of the line connecting the nodes (and the number on top of the line) represents the extent to which those categories are related based on the responses of the study sample.
For each panel, the size of each node is proportional to the number of connections (degree); the thickness of each connection between two nodes (edge) is proportional to the value of Spearman's correlation coefficients ranging from 0.60 to 0.95.
By univariate statistical analysis, it shows that all the indicators including serosal invasion, tumor classification, tumor enhancement pattern, tumor thickness, number of lymph nodes, maximum lymph node size, lymph nodes station and Lymph node enhancement are significant different between LNM positive and negative group (P < 0.001).
In each network diagram, the size of the nodes was proportional to the number of participants receiving a given intervention (or control), and the thickness of the lines connecting the nodes was proportional to the number of randomised participants in the trials between interventions.
