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K8 R341H variant was the most common variant and was found in 8 subjects (variant frequency 3.1%), which lies well below the frequencies seen in US Caucasians with end-stage liver disease or acute liver failure (5.1 and 7.2%, respectively, Table 3) [ 6, 19].

Finally, AlignMiner automatically analyses the MSA to determine the region where the algorithm is going to be applicable: there is usually a high proportion of gaps at each MSA end that would lead to misleading results for frequencies (see below), due to the small number of sequences and the low alignment reliability at these positions [ 1].

and three different speakers (i.e., different VTLs or different fundamental frequencies, see below).

Whisker stimulation lasted 2 s and was delivered to whisker C2 at varying frequencies (see below).

The analysis of synchronized intervals was performed based on single-trial data for each participant, separately for 9 EEG spectral frequencies (see below).

In a second set of experiments, we determined the mean amplitude and area of intrinsic signals evoked by stimulating whisker C2 at different, discrete frequencies (see below and Fig.  4).

There was an atypical trend in Figure 2A towards more expansions when replication was blocked; in most experiments there was no negative or positive effect of replication on expansion frequencies (see below).

At the beginning of the experiment, and after each block of training, the VOR was tested in darkness with a ±10°/s sinusoidal vestibular stimulus at the training frequency (see Assessment of Learning below).

Data used for the determination of allele frequency (see below) came from 125 germplasm samples for POPA1, 195 germplasm samples for POPA2, and 189 germplasm samples for POPA3.

New purR mutations are not detected and purO mutations can be ignored since they form at a 10-fold lower frequency (see below).

Third, it contained multiple sites that underwent cytidine-to-uridine (C-to-U) RNA editing at high frequency (see below; [ 47]).