The residuals were normally distributed, consistent with good model fit to the data.
Such CpG islands are normally unmethylated, consistent with the ability of genes containing these islands within their promoter region to be transcribed in the presence of necessary transcription factors.
At the same time, early use of screen media in infancy and toddlerhood, without the intensive support of parents and other caregivers, can disrupt the development of social skills that are normally acquired through consistent and continuous interaction with parents and significant others in the infant's environment.
The finding that LKB1[S431A] is normally active is also consistent with previous work suggesting that mutation of Ser has no effect on the catalytic activity or ability of LKB1 to associate with STRAD and MO25 [ 6, 31, 34, 35].
Sufficient information should be supplied to allow readers to judge whether any assumptions necessary for the validity of statistical approaches (e.g., data are normally distributed, survival data are consistent with proportional hazards in a Cox regression model) have been verified.
Since there are normally many different v 0 consistent with a particular V 0, running many bursts with the different v 0 and then averaging often results in a better estimate of Φ ( V 0 ; μ 0 ) —this is ideally done in parallel on multiple processors.
The RdDM generally affects CG, CHG, and CHH sites, and the CHH methylation is normally associated with small RNA, consistent with the involvement of RNAi machinery.
Manned helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft provide high-resolution aerial imagery but are expensive to operate, can have difficulties acquiring consistent data, and are normally restricted to higher flight altitudes (above 150 m) for safety reasons.
The only safety-related events were minor bruising, consistent with what is normally seen following lipoaspiration, and transient finger discomfort.
Histograms of the four scales showed that both of the Outcome expectancy scales were negatively skewed, while the Self-Efficacy expectancy scales were normally distributed, with findings which were consistent with the original study [ 25].
