… (A) Distribution of age, (B) distribution of years of severe to profound hearing loss, (C)
distribution of pure tone average (PTA) in the implanted ear, (D) distribution of PTA in contralateral …

Objective— Traditional risk factors for coronary artery disease (CAD) fail to adequately
distinguish patients who have atherosclerotic plaques susceptible to instability from those who …

… Given these are new models, we denote them Baseline models A, B and C and indicate
their respective features in Table 2. These models allow us to (i) compare non-linear and linear …

… The frequency plots (b, d) show the number of reported pairs that each SNP appears in. The
… The frequency plot (b) indicates these pairs all involve one of the two most significant SNPs …

… 1 b) the association of our score with age, and observe no significant correlation (Pearson
r = 0.028 , P = 0.525 ; Spearman rank ρ = 0.081 , P = 0.068 ). In the collapse of biomarker …

… b the effect of block determination given a phased sequence. Here, we show a haplotype
from 10 heterozygous SNPs. While all the alleles should all be allocated to the same allele, 2 …

… Comparing the predictions from the BP, BP5 and B models on the validation cohort to the
actual CSF Aβ status on the training cohort, we find that there is no significant difference …

Background We applied machine learning to find a novel breast cancer predictor based on
information in a mammogram. Methods Using image-processing techniques, we …

… Example showing a) the conversion of a given SNP into the binary representation, b)
computing the occurrence of a single genotype combination for a pairs of SNPs by taking their …

… Figure 3(b) shows the same nodes but with additional annotations. The community is
expanded by making use of the degree of sequence similarity, rather than use of a simple hard …