All spectral intensities were corrected for path length and sample concentration.
We also tested amplification efficiency in such historical samples as a function of repeat length and sample age.
We considered the combination of TMM normalization with RPKM densities, which we hypothesize that it would improve results as it takes into account both gene lengths and sample sizes.
Mutation and recombination rates, sequence lengths, and sample sizes were conditioned on each locus individually.
We consider various methods for estimating age composition from length and age samples.
Results highlight that both the approximation error and SINR are associated with both similarity parameter ξ and sample length M. Precisely, as ξ and M increases, the better approximation between (hat {boldsymbol {R}}) and R can be achieved, which leads to higher gains of SINR.
The results of our study underscore the need to consider both the per locus sequence length and number of sampled loci.
The model also yielded instantaneous values of the radius and sample length.
40623_2014_83_MOESM1_ESM.pdf Additional file 1 Correlation between permeability and sample length from sites C0004 and C0007.
In this condition, no significant association between length of storage and sampling conditions was found.
