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We first used Spike-In Mix transcripts to evaluate the bias generated from the NSR-seq strategy, indeed, our data show that slight bias exists in the processes of NSR priming even though NSR primer set can produce high-density coverage for potential target transcripts.

In line with Wroble et al.'s [ 31] suggestions on the usefulness of calculating side-to-side differences rather than absolute measurements in an attempt to reduce bias generated from the patients' level of relaxation, we calculated both the absolute and the side-to-side differences under general anesthesia.

In MEBC, we simply assign more weights on the most probable classes for correcting biases [15, 34], while in RFBC, we build a second RF model to estimate the biases generated from the original RF model.

OPAHs were quantified using PAH PRCs; any biases generated from this approach are conservative since PAHs have slightly higher Koa/ Kows than the analogous OPAHs.

While gene-based approaches tend to suffer from bias generated by the analytical procedures employed, our pathway based method successfully groups together similar samples, independently of the experimental design.

An intuitive explanation for the phenomenon that ignored bilaterality does not invalidate the results, is that the bias generated by ignoring dependency only comes from bilaterally operated patients with both of their prostheses revised, and such patients are very few (148 patients or 0.3%) in the studied population.

Missing values in the dataset arising from item non-response have been imputed to avoid bias generated by listwise deletion of subjects with missing values from statistical analyses.

In order to assess coverage uniformity and relative bias generated by the iMDA process we generated Lorenz curves from sequence derived from 1 pg of B.cereus genomic template amplified by iMDA and unamplified template.

Haemorrhagic pleural effusions were excluded from this study in order to avoid any bias generated by the contamination of pleural samples by blood.

Diamond-like carbon (DLC) films have been deposited onto mirror-finish silicon surfaces using three different techniques: (a) RF glow discharge from methane, (b) DC magnetron sputtering from a graphite target, with substrate RF bias; and (c) an ion beam generated from a cathodic arc discharge.

While incomplete coverage of patients may have introduced a bias, the models generated from DC still performed favorably in a separate cohort (IVC).