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Here, we discuss four key steps that utilize statistical thresholds to describe the morphological variability within a sample and hence assess whether there is evidence for one or multiple species.

The normalised ratios can be used as an index of the relative intensity of a given peak in a given sample, and hence be used to detect copy number changes.

Directions of evolution were evaluated in two ways: first, as the first eigenvector of a VCV matrix including all samples, and hence expressing the total variance across mainland and the various islands.

In Figure 4c the (200)/(100) intensity ratio of all samples and hence a measure for the RS ZBB phase fractions is shown over the exchange time.

It is considered as an indicator of quality survey estimates, by presuming that a high response rate is associated with a more representative sample and hence with lower bias[ 10].

Poor response is a major source of concern in epidemiological surveys, and much effort is often spent on chasing up initial non-responders [ 1] with the implicit assumption that a higher response rate is associated with a more representative sample and hence lower bias.

Therefore, the variance of this cluster sample with a defined sample size may be larger than that of a simple random sample, and hence the estimates are less precise.

This procedure ensures a fully random sample and, hence, representativeness.

We specifically sought these groups (with some success - see table 1) in order to get as near as possible a maximum variation sample and hence make our findings more generalisable.

Surprisingly, only 4% disease variants could find MAF data, indicating that the most majority of them were not observed in such a global population sample and hence are likely to be rare in the whole population.

If X is MCAR, the set of individuals for whom X is observed is a simple random subsample from the sample, and hence also a simple random sample from the population.