The INCH site was chosen for this test because it is surrounded by trees growing above the antenna and shows the lowest uplift velocity.
Flat tipped circular indenters have been used historically to determine the surface characteristics of gelatin, and this shape was chosen for this test series after unsuccessful results with other geometries.
An open-cubicle office was chosen for this test: 5.9 m × 7.9 m × 2.1 m (photo in Figure 7), with a typical indoor reverberation (RT60=0.47 s) and some presence of noise (−45 dBFS with 0 dB gain in microphones).
The injection rate and normal stress conditions chosen for this test were based on the previously determined hydromechanical characterisations so as to ensure, as far as possible, a laminar flow regime throughout the test; the injection rate was set at 30 ml/h and the normal stress at 1.35 MPa.
We used an in vitro cell culture model of human bronchial epithelial NCI-H292 cells and A. baumannii was chosen for this test.
The reference genomes chosen for this test were from gorilla, orangutan, gibbon and macaque.
Ponderosae (sect. Trifoliae) was chosen for this test because of our ongoing study of that group.
Ivermectin aglycone (IVM-Ag) was chosen for this test because of the higher ability to differentiate between the IVM-resistant and susceptible isolates [ 26].
The PE read set chosen for this test is from a genomic Illumina NGS library with a read length of 2 × 75 bp.
The children (n = 16) chosen for this initial test were selected for their high level of IgG Ab specific to whole An.
