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Due to the effects of turbines on current speeds, optimising the area occupied by an array is likely to be an iterative procedure.

Thus, the IBC array is likely to be more representative of broader population allelic architecture.

However, the performance of such an array is likely to be enhanced by supplementation with high affinity, highly selective receptors targeted at volatiles of particular interest.

Experimental results indicate that isolation of "a droplet containing a single target cell" within a 10×10 array is likely (at >90% confidence level) for target cell fractions down to 1% (Fig. 3e).

The lower correlation between replicates of the Affymetrix Human array is likely due to the greater percentage of inherently more variable non-hybridizing probes caused by sequence divergence mismatches.

We have to consider whether the conclusions we have drawn with respect to the 10 K array are likely to be valid for the 250 K arrays (two of which when combined constitute the Affymetrix 500 K arrays).

Genes with tissue-specific expression, low absolute expression, or lower quality probes on the array are likely to produce false negatives, hence some X-linked differentially expressed genes could have been missed by this analysis.

This diversity in the types of genes represented suggests that the SNPs selected for inclusion on the Cacao6kSNP array are likely to have broad impacts on plant physiology, making them desirable for general marker-trait association analysis.

The differences in the frequency of tissue-specific XCI observed between this study and our previous DNAm analysis using the Illumina Infinium HumanMethylation27 BeadChip (27K array) was likely due to more robust predictions with the 450K array, where there was an average of seven CpGs per TSS, whereas the 27K array only had an average of two CpGs per TSS.

However, isolation of retinal cells inside the chamber arrays is likely to affect their long-term viability.

These figures show that gene gain and loss within the 44C and 65A arrays is likely greater than suggested by total gene number alone.