That made the problem more tractable than trying to make a call individually at three million locations in the genome.
In the Mississippi, whatever the arrested logs were called individually, they were all "snags," and after the Army engineers had made Shreve, a civilian, their Superintendent of Western River Improvements he went around like a dentist yanking snags.
In form the music follows, in the main, the tripartite structure taken over from the Provençal canso: two identical sections, called individually Stollen and collectively Aufgesang, and a third section, or Abgesang (the terms derive from the later meistersingers); the formal ratio between Aufgesang and Abgesang is variable.
The team principal Dave Brailsford and the team directors, who make the decision, had a conference call in the morning and then each rider was called individually.
Males may call individually or there may be a chorus of sound where numerous males have converged on breeding sites.
Each practice was called individually to confirm the doctors working there, and to ensure that all salaried doctors were included.
The children were called individually and instructions were given by the researcher to arrange the cards accordingly from 'very happy' to 'very sad'.
To explore the gender bias in each interaction type across all instructors, a two-tailed t test was performed across all the instructors for student questions, volunteer responses, and random call, individually.
Pairwise DMRs were called individually for each accession using the R software package methylKit (version 0.5.6; Akalin et al., 2012) using a window size of 100 bp, an FDR rate of 0.05 and a minimum fold change of 0.3.
Although the DEFA1A3 CNV was not called individually in the 42 million-element array-CGH study of Conrad et al. [ 57], their publicly available data can be compared with our own results for 17 samples, in which a good correlation (r = 0.74) is found (see Additional file 1, Section 2, and Additional file 1: Figure S5).
