<p>Distribution of weights for hypothesis 5 for four causal influences as a function of set size. K = 3 (upper row), 5 (middle row), 7 (bottom row). All histograms are normalized by the total number of occurrences.</p
<p>Distribution of Cluster Propensity to Propagate by Cluster Size and 4 Phylogenetic Lineages.</p
<p>Distribution of the number of authors per Sleeping Beauty (blue diamonds), and the number of auth...
In the Dichotomous model (A), the density curve is replaced by a histogram, as effects sizes are str...
<p>Distribution of weights for hypotheses 4 and 5 for four causal influences. Top row: hypothesis 4;...
<p>Distributions of simulated regression coefficients (top) and effect sizes (bottom) from the regre...
<p>Each box corresponds to a different proportion of causal variants involved in the relationship be...
<p>Each box corresponds to a different proportion of causal variants involved in the relationship be...
<p>Each box corresponds to a different proportion of causal variants involved in the relationship be...
<p>All causal variants have a deleterious effect. Each box corresponds to a different proportion of ...
<p>Four possible classes of causal pies for two hypothetical binary risk factors, A and B, in diseas...
Number of classes and distributions used to simulate the systematic effects for the large (D1) and s...
<p>In each MAF range, weights were collected from 200 replicates, and weights in each replicate were...
<p>The <i>p</i> values that smaller than 0.05 in each column are in bold font.</p><p>The comparison ...
<p>Mean effect sizes (Cohen's d) for each of the studies and combined samples, along with 95% confid...
<p>Statistical comparison between histograms of cluster sizes for the different strains.</p
<p>Distribution of Cluster Propensity to Propagate by Cluster Size and 4 Phylogenetic Lineages.</p
<p>Distribution of the number of authors per Sleeping Beauty (blue diamonds), and the number of auth...
In the Dichotomous model (A), the density curve is replaced by a histogram, as effects sizes are str...
<p>Distribution of weights for hypotheses 4 and 5 for four causal influences. Top row: hypothesis 4;...
<p>Distributions of simulated regression coefficients (top) and effect sizes (bottom) from the regre...
<p>Each box corresponds to a different proportion of causal variants involved in the relationship be...
<p>Each box corresponds to a different proportion of causal variants involved in the relationship be...
<p>Each box corresponds to a different proportion of causal variants involved in the relationship be...
<p>All causal variants have a deleterious effect. Each box corresponds to a different proportion of ...
<p>Four possible classes of causal pies for two hypothetical binary risk factors, A and B, in diseas...
Number of classes and distributions used to simulate the systematic effects for the large (D1) and s...
<p>In each MAF range, weights were collected from 200 replicates, and weights in each replicate were...
<p>The <i>p</i> values that smaller than 0.05 in each column are in bold font.</p><p>The comparison ...
<p>Mean effect sizes (Cohen's d) for each of the studies and combined samples, along with 95% confid...
<p>Statistical comparison between histograms of cluster sizes for the different strains.</p
<p>Distribution of Cluster Propensity to Propagate by Cluster Size and 4 Phylogenetic Lineages.</p
<p>Distribution of the number of authors per Sleeping Beauty (blue diamonds), and the number of auth...
In the Dichotomous model (A), the density curve is replaced by a histogram, as effects sizes are str...
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