Consequently, when considering that PCR results in certain di-tags being amplified disproportionately, and that only a small number of observed fragment-fragment contacts are needed to qualify an interaction as statistically significant, retaining PCR duplicates will lead to an erroneous interpretation of the data.
Mass media can play a role in the social amplification of health risks, too [ 46, 47], whereby experts assess practices or treatments as relatively low risk but they take on social and political identities fuelled by the media, which amplifies their risk disproportionately [ 48].
These morphologic changes were disproportionately amplified, but occurred contemporaneously with increases in protein species associated with the UPR (Figure 2) for as yet unclear reasons.
That sentiment is amplified for women who disproportionately occupy jobs in public relations, which Miller said people see as a "silly" function.
That sentiment is amplified for women who disproportionately occupy jobs in public relations, which Miller Silverman said people see as a "silly" function.
This assumption is crucial as, at least in single-cell RC-seq libraries, putative chimeras are disproportionately likely to amplify efficiently and accrue high read depth.
What's more, the flawed algorithms can amplify biased policing practices since they rely on mugshot databases that disproportionately represent people of color.
Our sample disproportionately comprised program administrators, who -- although highly knowledgeable -- might have subconsciously amplified their program's success.
Additionally, funding agencies, donors and foundations disproportionately award grants to individuals and groups at elite institutions, thus amplifying the inequalities.
At the individual-level, men that protect themselves with condoms will get a disproportionately greater protective benefit from circumcision, and at the population-level, synergies between interventions will amplify the reduction in incidence.
Where a Procter & Gamble or General Motors could swamp the finite number of media outlets a couple of decades ago with disproportionately large marketing budgets, social media now allows new brands like Tesla or Uber, Seamless.com, GoPro, or Fitbit to amplify their message quickly and efficiently, and often on a limited budget.
