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Climatic and environmental changes were inferred from the study of Late-Quaternary sequences that represent paleo-valleys filling in the summit pampas at the center-South of the Sierra de Comechingones, Córdoba Province, Argentina.

Persistent changes were inferred by pair-wise comparisons of 0.1 ha plots of mature forests with carefully matched 0.1 ha plots in stands established after clear-cutting 30 50 years earlier.

Multiple, independently generated sequences for both genomic and cDNA sequences were made to verify sequence accuracy, before any edited changes were inferred.

Metabolite identification was accomplished by comparing the experimental H and C chemical shifts to standard values in NMR metabolomics databases and concentration changes were inferred based on changes in peak intensities relative to untreated controls.

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For instance, antigenic changes are inferred from amino acid replacements in proposed epitopes, and changes in virus fitness are inferred from rapid displacement of existing lineages.

The causative role of the missense changes was inferred first by the highly evolutionary conservation of the replaced residues (Fig. 1B) and then by in silico analysis.

Then according to the constructed neighbor-joining tree and parsimony method, we counted the number of sites (N k) at which k changes are inferred along the tree when k ≤ 5, and assumed the rest of sites with k = 6 (for simplicity).

The mechanisms of copy number change were inferred by investigating the copy number (qPCR) of one or more genes within the CNV with the pattern of allele distribution of MS markers adjoining and overlapping CNV regions.

A Type 1 error would result if a change is inferred from the monitoring data though no change occurred in reality, while under a Type 2 error a real change would not be detected by monitoring.

Neutrality between gene X and the environmental change is inferred when deleting the gene has no impact on sensitivity, i.e., when εenv(X) = 0. Conversely, a non-zero ES-score implicates the gene in the cellular response to the environmental perturbation.