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Consequently, we can use this model to calculate for any point in the latent space a posterior mean and a posterior variance for each dimension i (Supplementary Note S1) (Rasmussen and Williams, 2006).

Therefore, these data suggest that Ark1 is required for the bi-orientation of connected homologs during meiosis-I (also see Supplementary Note 2).

It is worth noting that allelic models implemented in PLINK may have some advantage over BiForce in situations where empty cells (i.e. no samples available in certain genotypes) in the nine-cell contingency table (Supplementary Note 1) are prevalent.

In both these genetic backgrounds, Ark1 shut-off caused missegregation of sister centromeres in meiosis-I, with the effect being greater in a rec12Δ moa1Δ strain than in a rec8Δ strain (see Supplementary Note 3).

The report was published on Friday alongside a supplementary note with the lower growth outlook written after the referendum.

The NAO, which triggered the current row with its initial report, revealed this week in a supplementary note that £2.9m in payments by the broadcaster between 2006 and 2012 went beyond contractual entitlement.

Mr Wanless and Mr Whittam wrote in a supplementary note to their formal review report that "the risk to children is not considered at all".

Wednesday's "supplementary note" on the NAO's initial July report said that across 150 severance payments to senior managers in the three years to the end of 2012, the BBC paid "more salary in lieu of notice than it was contractually obliged to in 22 cases, at a total cost of £1.4m".

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Via a sliding window approach, the script Seq2Bin in the package collectively examined the detected SNPs for genotype calling based on the Bayes' rule, followed by recombination breakpoint determination and bin map construction (Electronic supplementary note).

Normalized 454-FLX libraries were converted to the Illumina format for sequencing (see Supplementary Note).