In short, we identified the practices that were mostly ranked as mandatory when comparing to the other values of the scale (desirable, optional and dispensable – see Table 1).
Complex statistical analyses designed to deal with large data sets might appear as magic bullets rendering cumbersome randomized trials dispensable (Additional file 3: Table S2).
With the support of genetic mapping, the chromosome count was updated to 19 (Additional file 6: Table S3), including the dispensable chromosome [ 15] only present in the two Lmb isolates.
Entirely consistent with this, we found that transcript abundance for eight of the ten functional genes was significantly higher at the GV stage than at the MII stage, whereas all functionally dispensable genes remained undetectable at all stages (Table 1).
Z. tritici IPO-323 has a genome size of approximately 40 Mb and 21 chromosomes, 13 of which are core chromosomes (CCs, 1 13) while the other 8 are dispensable (DCs, 14 21, referred to as "dispensosome") (Table 2).
> -wrap-foot> Second, there is an excess of dispensable tRNAs for optimal codons in O. tauri (table 3).
By contrast, D1064 is mutated in several organisms to residues incapable of proton transfer (Additional file 1, Table S2), indicating that it is dispensable for catalysis.
The "round to 10%" data table lists dosing values where the dispensable dose should be rounded to the closest value in the table, which would ultimately be within 10% of the weight-based calculation.
For example, several suppository rounding tables were created to reflect commonly dispensable partial suppository amounts for children.
The results presented here show that kal-1 is largely dispensable for the overall formation of the nervous system (Table 2).
