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The IBD haplotypes can be identified by filtering against the IBS haplotypes in matched controls and focusing on long haplotypes.
Potential alternately spliced transcripts were identified by filtering on the splicing index (> = 5) and visualising them using the splicing visualization tool in Genespring GX.
When a set of sequences produced a complex network, along with a p-value less than 0.05, putative recombinants were identified by filtering them from the data set and recalculating the PHI-test to check whether the removal of such sequences significantly increased the p-value.
Rare variants were identified by filtering out SNVs present in the 1000genomes or NHLBI Exome sequencing data.
Aligned reads were identified by filtering with version 0.1.18 of samtools [ 57].
Immune related genes (Fig. 3b) were identified by filtering genes containing the GO-term "immune regulation" or "immunological synapse".
Candidate H. influenzae-specific loci were identified by filtering for regions with 100%% read coverage in the target species but with <50%% coverage in outgroup strains.
SSOGs were identified by filtering annotated proteins against two data sets, including 30 arthropod proteomes and all SwissProt taxonomic divisions excluding invertebrates.
Sequences that were likely to be derived from non-spider contaminants (mainly parasitic, commensal and external contaminant organisms - the spider "meta-transcriptome"), were identified by filtering the blastx results for all putatively non-metazoan transcripts.
A simple gene network of yeast cell cycle with 9 TFs is reconstructed, in which the regulatory relationships are identified by filtering those connections whose reliability is below θ = 55%.
Probesets exhibiting a signal log2 ratio >1.32 and a change p-value <0.001 or a signal log2 ratio <-1.32 and a change p-value >0.999 (corresponding to 2.5 fold up- or down-regulation) were identified by filtering using the Affymetrix Data Mining Tool 3.0 (Table 1).
