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To refine this analysis, we split the overall MOS results into two sets: (1) in-corpus and (2) out-of-corpus.

After a preliminary analysis, we split the data into two periods: from 2000 to 2005 (period 1) and from 2006 to 2011 (period 2) mainly because of two reasons.

In a second analysis, we split the UPDRS-ME score in the left and right subsections; for each patient, we selected the most affected side (UPDRS-ME-MAS) and correlated it with the contralateral SMU measure (SMU-MAS).

For comparative analysis, we split the matrix elements into three categories adapted from Silvertown et al.

At the second level of the random effects analysis, we split the subjects into two groups; left TLE and right TLE.

For further exploratory analysis we split the time variable in five smaller categories (0, 4 7, 8 11, 12 15 and 16 17 days after CT administration) to identify the peak in QOL impairments in an exploratory way to guide future studies.

One trial had four arms: one a comparison of IPT with nets, and a second comparison with no nets, and these were treated as separate comparisons (Njagi 2003i KEN; Njagi 2003ii KEN); a second trial had two intervention comparisons, so in meta-analysis we split the control group in half for dichotomous outcomes.

In this analysis, we split follow-up into the period before the first outcome, periods between outcomes, and the period after the last outcome.

To accommodate the additional data (and the reviewers request to partition out the isoform analysis), we split our original Figure 3, which had the data for both tissues, into two figures with the data for the germline array in the new Figure 4 (including new panels added as Figure 4A) and for the embryonic epidermal array in the new Figure 6 (including new panels added as Figure 6A).

Likewise, in our analysis, when we split the public sector into its main components in Section 5.1, we find that public sector former workers in education are more prosocial than comparable workers both in the public and the private sector.

To verify that the above ingredients imply (C^{1,1}) regularity, we split the analysis into two cases.