This because, at the time of this study, IMD was the only socio-economic index freely accessible at country level and thus available for multiple cities.
Neither homoscedasticity nor normality nor balanced group sizes are assumed, thus allowing for multiple comparisons in balanced and unbalanced models with arbitrary error distribution and hence arbitrary data distribution and variance structure.
Aquaculture can be efficiently integrated into irrigation schemes, thus allowing for multiple use of limited aquatic resources.
This method is extremely simple and forms planar lipid bilayers reproducibly, and is thus suitable for multiple bilayer formation in microfluidic channels.
Instead, it consists of injecting 15 nm aminosilane-coated SPIONs directly into the solid tumor with a specially designed surface to ensure that NPs remain at the site of injection, thus allowing for multiple magnetic exposure.
While density clearly affects the availability of potential mates and thus opportunities for multiple paternity, post-copulatory processes (gamete compatibility or cryptic female choice) may be important in ensuring reproductive success in this sessile, polyandrous species.
Thus, for the multiple myeloma patients from UAMS C, H, and O did not form the chemotherapeutic backbone of a curative treatment as for the DLBCL patients.
Thus, for example, multiple clones of JHE were found in the fat body library, consistent with the high level of expression of jhe in the fat body of the final instar stage larva [ 26, 27].
Thus, for the multiple-species approach to succeed for the Collagens pathway, it must combine multiple weak signals into a more predictive result Next, we asked whether the search orderings obtained in separate organisms for the Calcium Channels and Collagens pathways could be combined to complement one another and produce a more accurate search ordering.
Thus, after adjustment for multiple comparisons, our result would not be significant and therefore replication of the observed findings is definitely required from future studies.
