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Furthermore, when considering the effect of scale-out on the monolith by comparing a single capillary with 1256 and 5026 channel monoliths, initial reaction rates and selectivity were maintained.

While it is true that any stretch of DNA that belongs to all and only humans would be among those differences found by comparing a single human genome sequence to a single nonhuman primate or mouse genome sequence, any "uniquely human" differences could not be distinguished from the others without extensive infra- and inter-specific population studies which are not part of the HGP.

In contrast to count-based methods, which make their decision by comparing a single number, i.e. counts, MMDiff exploits higher order features in the peak shapes.

By comparing a single frame to the other frames in the dataset, we are able to differentiate more precisly between tissue structure and unwanted noise.

We investigated whether this assumption was appropriate by comparing a single temporal pattern estimated using fixed-site data for 4 years or 18 months with time-series data across about 50 home-outdoor sites in each city.

For very strong inducers such as rifampin, there would be a high probability of detecting 4βHC elevation, even by comparing a single arm (N ~ 6) of a typical multiple ascending dose study.

The first objective was to test the factor structure of the DSS in a large, non-clinical sample of adolescents by comparing a single-factor, an intercorrelated two-factor, and an intercorrelated three-factor model.

Comparison between seasons and sites (1 and 10) was conducted by selecting and comparing a single erosion threshold (50%) between treatments.

(2) Counter to the claim made by Corballis [Corballis, M. C. (2009). Comparing a single case with a control sample: Refinements and extensions.

By comparing a contiguous subsequence rather than single nucleotide at different indices, the method produces more accurate hashing function and reduces FPs. Figure 1 shows the LSH-Div algorithm procedure.

As the lifetime risk and prevalence in females are higher (Ahlgren et al., 2011), calculating relative risks by comparing with a single background risk estimate for both sexes would erroneously increase the risk for female relations and underestimate the risk for males.