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As we show herein by our control experiments (Additional file 1: Figure S5), such intrinsic, stochastic changes in the ion current through the protein at low pH have a distinct appearance in terms of frequency of occurrence and duration as compared to the blockade events caused by individual bacteria colliding to the nanopore, so they could be reliably excluded from our kinetic analysis.

If psychotic disorders could be reliably excluded using data from nationwide health care registers, the costs would be greatly reduced as structured interviews would not be needed for all healthy family members.

A cytotoxic edema could thus be reliably excluded in these intoxications.

Regions that could not be aligned reliably were excluded from subsequent phylogenetic analysis.

When a T wave could not be reliably determined, the lead was excluded from analysis [ 32].

First, as explained in the previous section, a substantial and difficult to estimate number of true pseudogene alleles were excluded from the analysis because they could not be reliably distinguished from PCR chimaeras on the level of the full dataset.

We did not exclude patients with a family history of colorectal cancer, as we felt they could not be reliably identified from the available ICD9 diagnosis codes.

For example, one GP argued that all items that were obtained elsewhere (and probably more reliably) should be excluded from a GA, such as laboratory findings or pre-existing chronic conditions.

For one patient, intraprostatic incision was present, hence the presence or absence of EPE could not be reliably assessed, and this patient was excluded from the analyses (pTx).

DNA from six patients could not be reliably amplified by PCR and these were excluded from the results.

Patients that could not be reliably linked were regarded as untraceable and excluded from further analysis.