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We estimate that this multinational collaboration of many of the academic foci for AIP permitted analysis of a significant proportion of the world's current AIP population.

These antibodies, directed against specific phosphorylated or nonphosphorylated protein epitopes in signalling proteins, allow the rapid analysis of a significant part of the signalling phosphoproteome.

The monophyly of the Cheirodontinae was previously supported by Calcagnotto et al. [ 32], Mirande [ 22] and Javonillo et al. [ 33] but without the analysis of a significant number of genera and species, most notably Spintherobolus.

This is due to the fact that the high fragmentation of the reads allows a correct analysis of a significant number of cycles, independently of the error rate of the short reads.

An a priori power analysis of a significant difference in 365-day mortality (α=0.05, power =0.8, assumed odds ratio =4) suggested 98 patients were needed per group, with total sample size (all groups) equal to 294.

The use of a 10 kb long-range PCR for analysis of a significant proportion of fibres may have caused a slight skew towards smaller deletion sizes and decreased the average identified mtDNA deletion size; however, the two PCR assays were used in a similar ratio across the two data sets, and therefore should have no impact on further data analysis.

Simple guidelines and equations, to calibrate the model parameters, are derived on the basis of the back-analysis of a significant number of case histories.

Using a two-way analysis of variance, a significant interaction was found for the factor group (P = 0.047).

Data for the first feeding period (t0h to t24h) were excluded from further analysis because of a significant difference in feeding rate relative to subsequent periods.

Such an analysis also requires quantitative analysis of a statistically significant number of adhered cells.

Therefore, cytogenetic analysis of a statistically significant number of cells is the most direct measure of assessing aneuploidy.