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  1. ....74 across the modules, 68% higher than the second best method SCT.Pearson. Dozer is robust against sequencing depth differences of the scRNA-seq datasets In large-scale scRNA-seq studies, data are typically generated in separate batches due to logistical constraints, e.g., at different times, laboratories...
  2. ...of potential mates for an individual and can be viewed as a measurement of how genetic differentiation between populations correlates with the geographical distance between them (isolation by distance). We used Rousset's method for estimating neighborhood size based on a regression of normalized FST against...
  3. ...regression and primary growth models (Gompertz, population logistic, Schnute, and Richards) on microbial growth data under standard conditions. (B) Logarithm of mean squared error (MSE) for primary growth models compared with GP regression on microbial population growth under standard conditions. Bars...
  4. ...www..org Parts et al. on average in a set of 96 F1 segregants genotyped at ;200 evenly spaced loci (Cubillos et al. 2011). Changes in population allele frequency in response to heat selection indicate protective alleles To identify the alleles underlying variation in high temperature tolerance, we...
  5. ...plots showing the distribution of CpG dinucleotide frequency at promoters (±500 bp of TSS) of genes within each the four classes defined in Figure 2B. (E) Statistics summarizing the performance of the multinomial logistic regression-based machine learning method for predicting chromatin state of mouse...
  6. ...to persistent isolates against those leading to isolates from acute infection (Supplemental Fig. 6a). We found a significant difference (P = 0.0004) in rates between the two populations, with persistent isolates exhibiting a significantly increased rate. A linear regression of substitution rate against time...
  7. ...indicates whether a strain of the species was transmitted from themother (y = 1) or not (y = 0) at 12mo. The curve is a logistic regression fitted to data points. (F) Histograms indicate the distribution of relative abundance at 4 d for strains that were transmitted and not transmitted from an infant...
  8. ...strongly enriched for high heritability. Our results show that a large number of CpGs across the genome, as a result of environmental and/or genetic constraints, have stable DNAm variation over the human lifetime. Moreover, at a number of CpGs, most variation in the population is due to genetic factors...
  9. ...landscapes obtained with those from the aforementioned human malignancy collection where the original tissue type was known. We were able to assign a given tumor type for these CUPs in 69% (29 of 42) of cases using L1-regularized logistic regression with misclassification (R, version 2.10) to create...
  10. ...haplotype composition along chromosome 5 using a combination of hierarchical binomial logistic regression and the multipoint haplotype reconstruction method HAPPY ( Mott et al. 2000 ). HAPPY estimates the expected proportion of each founder haplotype between each consecutive pair of markers (marker interval...
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