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Allelic ratios, when compared at single SNPs, were similarly correlated between IUPAC- or allele-switch ratios versus either NuGen or GSP SNaPshot measures, while standard allelic ratios from RNA-Seq were much less correlated with either SNaPshot measure (Additional file 2: Figure S3).

Specifically, using the Infinium 450K array on nonhuman model systems such as Cynomolgus macaque and great apes offers the opportunity to directly compare at single nucleotide resolution the DNA methylation profiles across evolutionary trees, including within-species comparisons of geographically diverse populations.

Data from rehabilitation and reference sites were generally compared at individual mines in a single sampling year or from a chronosequence of rehabilitation sites as a 'space-for-time' substitution to draw successional inferences.

PBMCs from three healthy controls were examined weekly for 12 weeks and Foxp3 expression levels compared at a single time-point.

The 12 models were also compared at a single subject level (Penny et al. 2004; Garrido, Kilner, Kiebel, and Friston 2009).

The first (Phase A) was a cross-sectional study in which smokers and non-smokers were compared at a single time point.

T cell responses to both peptide sets were compared at pool level, and at single epitope level in patients with mapped responses.

Forty-one participants entered the study and their scores were compared at 3 cross sectional single points.

In this paper, two 4th order electromechanical sigma-delta modulators (∑ΔM) are compared at system level: a single-loop (SD4); and a multi-stage (MASH22) architecture.

For this purpose, the electrical mechanical properties of two ECCs with different crack patterns are compared at macro (composite) and meso (single-crack) scales.

Based on the particulate size distribution of model bolus, coefficients of skewness and kurtosis calculated for the composite gels tended to be larger than those for gellan single gels when compared at equivalent gel hardness.