Over prediction of low preference-based values is not uncommon in the mapping literature when mapping to the EQ-5D [ 13, 26, 27].
It was not uncommon for persuasive maps to be reproduced and distributed in postcard form, as an inexpensive means to reach a larger audience than posters.
The over-prediction at the lower end of utility values is an issue that not uncommon in the mapping analysis where regression technique is used [ 35].
This moderate level of accuracy is not uncommon in studies mapping FACT instruments to EQ-5D utility index, e.g., R ranged from 0.317 to 0.451 for FACT-G [ 7], from 0.535 to 0.582 for FACT-Prostate [ 8], and from 0.328 to 0.499 for FACT-Melanoma [ 9].
Finally, our modeling to determine how few strains were needed to map an uncommon trait showed that as few as 6 strains may be sufficient to obtain suggestive true positives at the candidate loci.
Intriguingly, in contrast with most human cancer types exhibiting an oncogenic Myc activation, primary NBs rarely display p53 mutations, and deletions or loss of heterozygosity (LOH) at 17p (where p53 maps) are uncommon (Vogan et al, 1993).
All 501 combinations of between two and eight of the nine chocolate strains were tested to determine what the minimum number of strains would be required for successful mapping of uncommon traits, with comparison to all other colored strains.
It is not uncommon to find a mapping algorithm used to predict patient level utilities for a clinical trial in a particular disease area (e.g. pain), although the mapping algorithm was developed using data from quite a different patient population [ 4].
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It is not uncommon for a probe to map to multiple locations in the genome.
It is not uncommon to see guidebooks and maps spread out on the nascent eatery's outdoor tables.
