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LGs that were homologous between F2 and G2F or F2 and G2M maps were identified on the basis of a subset of 198 and 240 common genes, respectively.

Accuracies can be improved by using different models for different parts of the test set, built on the basis of a subset of individuals that are chosen from the candidate set by the training population design algorithm.

We report that hantavirus seroprevalence in the Netherlands is 1.7% for the years analyzed on the basis of a subset of samples from a large population-based serum bank.

Pair-wise IBD (identity by descent) analysis was undertaken using PLINK version 1.0.7 [ 24] on the basis of a subset of 27402 informative autosomal SNPs with a minor allele frequency >5%.

The absence of separation between CTB and French PTCs on the basis of all genes or at the level of individual genes, does not exclude that these tumours are distinguishable on the basis of a subset of genes.

The peak-detection algorithm, part of a freely available Matlab toolbox (http://www.wam.umd.edu/∼toh/spectrum/PeakFindingandMeasurement.htm), functions by searching for downward zero-crossings in the smoothed first-derivative of the power spectrum that exceed given slope and amplitude thresholds, which were manually set on the basis of a subset of the intracranial EEG power spectra.

IFN related gene expression suggests novel aspects of HCV pathogenesis, and form the basis for a subset of genes that can predict treatment response before initiation of combination therapy.

This approach permits to compute the decomposition of a function into a lacunary wavelet basis, i.e., a basis constituted of a subset of all basis functions up to a certain scale, without modification.

Another approach, subset quantile normalisation (Wu and Aryee, 2010), normalises the data on the basis of on a subset of negative control or CpG-free probes that are independent of DNA methylation but suffers the same issues as other quantile approaches.

The data reported here, and other cases of mitochondrial autism, argue that defective mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation is an additional pathogenetic basis for a subset of individuals with autism.

In this case, the DGV for each trait was generated on the basis of a reduced subset of markers.