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Our supermatrix-based molecular clock approach simultaneously calibrated by multiple fossil constraints provides an alternative to previous dated supertrees [ 61] because we use the concatenated information of independent molecular markers rather than averaging over independent source analyses.
Bayesian relaxed molecular clock analyses calibrated by multiple palaeontological dates for 143 proteins [ 34, 35] and for 18S rRNA [ 36] suggest that the eukaryote cenancestor was only 0.9 1.1 Gy old, whereas the fossil record indicates that eubacteria are at least 2.8 and probably about 3.5 Gy old [ 1, 37].
To ensure reproducibility, the dental investigators are trained and calibrated by experts and multiple reliability checks are performed throughout the field phase.
In brief, a fiber-optic oxygen sensing system (Ocean Optics Inc., Florida, USA) was used to monitor oxygen partial pressure (pO2) over time for individual animals in a closed respirometry system calibrated by the manufacturer for multiple temperatures and oxygen percentages.
Microscope was calibrated by green calibration slide before each experiment.
(225) The ability to resolve two closely spaced emitters can be calibrated by functionalizing a DNA double helix with multiple emitters at known spacings, based on the 0.34 nm/base DNA helix structure, as demonstrated by Zhuang and co-workers.
4 See also Bosch and Esteban-Pretel (2012) for a model based on a similar set-up calibrated by use of flow data from Brazil. 5 More specifically, they a use a Multiple Indicators Multiple Causes (MIMIC) model to analyse and estimate the size of the informal sector of 162 countries around the world.
The temperature in the building itself is calibrated by adjusting roof sunscreens and garden doors.
Whether John Kerry and Mr. Edwards gained any bounce in Boston is still being calibrated by pollsters.
What's worse, after the model is calibrated by technical experts, it receives precious little feedback.
In that way, the historical patterns can be calibrated by the misery metrics of today.
