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The TaqMan OpenArray (512 SNPs) genotypic data resulted in 364 SNPs that could be reliably scored in the application population.

Of a total of 9,480 SNPs on the array, 5,788 genetically mapped polymorphic SNPs could be reliably scored as apparently single copy loci in our population [ 29].

In total, 795 of the 920 putative nsSNPs tested could be reliably scored giving a strike rate of 86%, while 125 of the assays failed.

The statistics reported are from the 12 polymorphic loci that could be reliably scored.

Of the 141 P. microlepis larvae, 93 could be reliably scored as either lefty or righty.

The strong ICC value for total score suggests that the MMAR can be reliably scored among examiners.

Because the total score was also highly internally consistent, this suggests that the HABC Monitor can be reliably scored on both the total score and subscale scores.

As shown in Table 6, 1036 DArT markers were reliably scored, of which 696 markers were polymorphic in hexaploid wheat genomes but were commonly present or absent in T. monococcum genomes; whilst 238 markers were polymorphic in T. monococcum genomes but were monomorphic in hexaploid genomes.

These 25 SNPs were reliably scored across the validation panel and thus, were considered true SNPs.

Before a clinical risk score can be reliably used in clinical practice, evidence is needed that it can successfully predict the intended outcome in groups of patients other than ones used to develop the score but similar to ones in whom the score might be used.

Fifteen loci had to be excluded from the analysis because they were not reliably scored.