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Because the percentage of reads was compared rather than the raw numbers of reads, this result should not be affected by differences in sequencing depth.
Since the power to detect treatment differences depends on the number of participants in the groups being compared rather than the total number in the trial, this can represent a rather inefficient use of resources.
In the above procedure, test pairs of sequences are generated according to the "descendant1-descendant2" scheme (i.e. two descendants of a common ancestor are compared) rather than by the "ancestor-descendant" scheme (the ancestor sequence is compared to its descendant).
Variation in performance mainly depended on the types of communities being compared, rather than on the mean read length: Pop1 and Pop3 are much more difficult to distinguish than the other two pairs of communities.
These descriptions are then compared, rather than comparing the images directly.
One should note that within this trial two therapeutic strategies are compared rather than two specific therapies with the aim to increase external validity and ensure feasibility.
As a consequence, the amplitudes of changes in neutral and functional heterozygosity are to be compared, rather than their absolute values, to distinguish the impacts of neutral and adaptive evolution on functional genetic diversity.
Women are genetically programmed to compare rather than compete, preferring to see the good in both and picking the one that is the best "fit" for her, rather than being sold to based on a brand being No.1 in the market.
Case control studies are exposed to population stratification bias, i.e. allele variability may be explained by differences in ethnic background of the compared populations, rather than the quality of a trait such as treatment response.
The SPSS Test of Normality employed was the Shapiro-Wilk Test which indicated normality for all parameters except trochanteric BMD, femoral neck BMD, femoral neck width and hip axis length for which the Mann–Whitney U test was used to compare groups rather than the t-test used for the others.
