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Significantly, the external microphone reference of the Dugan Music System was replaced by a reference composed of the total signal received from all of the active microphones.

Sequence reads were then aligned using GSNAP [ 24] against a reference composed of the 8× soybean genome sequence assembly (Glyma1.01 genome assembly) to which was added the genome sequence of the symbiont Bradyrhizobium japonicum.

There is a national context that needs to be taken into consideration here, as career choices are always made within a frame of reference, composed of the possibilities and limitations that can be found in a certain context [ 25].

Therefore, the results reported may not be considered replicable by an external reader, due to the restricted number of evaluators involved and the small sample of reference (composed of only 139 patients undergoing the surgical procedure).

Estimated read counts associated with the assembled contigs were determined with RSEM, which utilizes Bowtie to map reads to a reference database composed of the assembled contigs [ 34].

Using a combined reference set composed of the 1000G and GoNL samples, we could improve the imputation further.

The top-level segmentation was based on a background-corrected reference image composed of the average of the R+G channels, to avoid introducing a bias against unstained regions.

We report on a PIN structure made from Ga-free SL material grown using the digital alloy method, and compare the results to a reference PIN device composed of the InAs–InAsSb SL.

In DAnTE, all data from each dataset were converted into a log base 2 value and each of the triplicate instrument replicates of the same sample were then linear regression normalized using a reference line composed of values obtained from the median value obtained from each of the three replicates.

For each subscale, the score was transformed into a sex- and age-specific T-score based on a reference population composed of 1,897 children for the CTRS-R, and 2,426 children for the CPRS-R, from different regions in North America, including Québec.

All measurements were performed at a working potential of +500 mV versus a reference electrode composed of a Ag/AgCl wire immersed in 3 M KCl and inserted into a half-cell microelectrode holder (World Precision Instruments, Inc., Sarasota, FL, USA).