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We then conducted several analyses to confirm that this result could not be attributed to spurious confounds with other variables.

'False' SVs can be attributed to spurious mappings dependent on the length of the split read fragments or to multiple best-scoring alignments across the reference.

However in the light of these experimental data, and the simulations provided here, these variations could reasonably be attributed to spurious events, rather than to inherent biological differences.

This can be directly explained by the fact that even a high degree of motif presence in a small cluster can be attributed to spurious detections, and that the Fisher test accounts for that.

This can be attributed to the presence of spurious coupling between the resonator and feedline, primarily of the resonator conductor arcs attached to the coupler, which leads to a larger effective coupler length (l_{c}).

These observations collectively indicate that all of the recruitment can be attributed to different CXCL8 variants and not to spurious contaminants.

In order to minimize spurious results that could be attributed to the varying sensitivity of the statistical tests and their ability to identify outliers (i.e. differentially expressed genes), we considered only those genes that were identified by all 3 statistical tests as candidate predictive genes (herein referred to as 'predictors'predictors

In Experiment 2, second wheats after oats had, on average, less take-all and gave larger yields, than second wheats after non-graminaceous break crops but this result is considered to be spurious because it could be attributed to data from just one of the four replicate plots.

Some recent papers [ 32- 34] reported that spurious periodicities in transcriptomic data can be attributed to the spatial arrangements of the probes on an oligo-array.

The Community Service Society, an antipoverty group, said during last year's debate that it had detected a pattern of denying licenses to former inmates based on "spurious concerns over 'character' that can only be attributed to bias related to their criminal record".

The goal here is to remove spurious edges, for which nonzero mutual information can be attributed to indirect interactions among modeled variables.