The latter has proved to be extremely valuable in interpreting the data in computational chemistry.
This approach does not lose any valuable information in the data.
The authors thank Ms. Sakura Yamamoto of the secretarial section of Edogawa Hospital for her valuable help in the data collection.
JRM: participated in the design of the study and provided valuable guidance in the data collection at both sites, and has been actively involved in writing the manuscript.
AB: participated in the design of the study and provide valuable guidance in the data collection and has been actively involved statistical analyses and writing the manuscript.
Individual high-throughput datasets are typically noisy, but effective integration can yield precise predictions without sacrificing valuable information in the data.
The authors would like to thank Hugo Lövheim, MD, PhD, Mia Conradsson, RPT, MSc, Ellinor Bergdahl, MD, PhD, Maria Lundström, RN, PhD, Lena Molander, MD, Tove Norman, MD, Magdalena Vähäkangas, RN, MSc and Anne Hietanen, RN, MSc for valuable assistance in the data collection.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2431/13/132/prepub wouldulikeike to thank Dr. Girmay Medhin, a biostastician/epidemiologist from Aklilu Lemma Institute of Pathobiology for his valuable advice in the data analysis.
What about the valuable insights trapped in the data?
