Therefore, the VT methods are typically used to reconstruct divergence-free (or source-free) velocity and flow fields that can be reconstructed solely from the longitudinal measurements.
The VT method outperformed alternatives in scenarios where rarer variants had stronger effects, but only for continuous phenotypes.
Although it also requires the use of permutation to calculate p-values, the VT method, by contrast, does not rely on assumptions about the distribution of effect size.
Each strainer has 108 sub-assembly strainer fin modules that should be inspected with the VT-3 method according to Reg. guide 1.82 and the operation manual.
For the TD group, a significant correlation (p < 0.001) was found between VT from different methods for all regions (Figure 5).
To test the analytic power of our proposed method, we conducted three sets of simulations in which four statistics (corrected single-marker Chi-squares, family-based collapsing methods, VT, and WSS) are used to analyze for four disease models (dominant, additive, multiplicative, and recessive).
This does not necessarily mean that the measures of VT-HRQ or the methods of detecting clinical signs are deficient, but rather that VT-HRQ is an additional element of the overall impact of this disease process on affected individuals.
When made aware of these pressures using the traditional EIP method, VT was decreased in 1-ml/kg steps (minimal VT 4 ml/kg) [ 2, 4] to maintain Pplt at ≤30 cm H2O.
An orange stem pitting citrus tristeza virus (CTV) isolate CTV-B165 was found to be symptomatically similar to other known CTV-VT isolates however molecular methods failed to classify it as an identifiable CTV genotype.
This paper discusses the current UK standard practices for the periodic inspection of level crossing rails using visual (VT) and conventional ultrasonic (UT) methods.
