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At this level, few if any SNPs will be detected for typical glioma population sizes.

Also increasing the cutoff further would make the ICs dependent on the protein sizes as more contacts will be detected for larger proteins, even at similar interface sizes.

Given the polygenic architecture of these disorders, these results suggest that more individual SNP associations will be detected for each disorder, as sample sizes increase.

Alternatively, staff of larger firms could be more concerned that they will be detected for non-compliance, which could have implications for the company's reputation even if penalties are not enforced.

Even with state-of-the-art reflective LC SLMs (Boulder Nonlinear Systems, XY512 Nematic SLM with high efficiency mirror diffraction efficiency 95%), at best only 47.5% of the photons crossing the system pupil will be detected for an isotropically emitting source.

The number of women in each group is based on the expectation that the intervention programme (exercise or vitamin D treatment) will reduce the incidence rate of falls by 30% during the two years intervention and the between-group difference will be detected for a given significance level of 0.05 with a statistical power of 80% with a mean treatment time of 1.5 years.

It is therefore expected that more diseases will be detected in the men referred for staging, in terms of both volume and aggressiveness.

If such patients are included in research, high testosterone level will be detected as a risk factor for PCa when compared with controls who have relatively lower peak testosterone at young age (See Fig.  2-Scenario A).

Thus, an intergenic region with a strong site will make its presence known via a strong (i.e., low) value for the p1/ w1 term, and an intergenic region that does not have a strong site, but that does have an ith best site that is surprisingly strong (given its rank as ith best), will be detected through a strong value for the p i / w i term.

QTLs for resistance to both traits will be detected and they will form the basis for both in-depth understanding of the inheritance mechanism and marker-assisted selection (MAS) for F. verticillioides resistance in maize.

Only DNA fragments of a suitable length for efficient circularisation and for PCR amplification will be detected [164].