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Note that we do not know the overall average levels of methylation for any of the samples we used, but any overall difference in methylation levels between the two samples being compared would result in a correlation between GC content and measured log ratio.

These varying definitions may mean that areas of varying urbanicity and rurality are being grouped together and compared, which would result in an attenuation of the effect of urban/rural on PDO.

Drones raise all kinds of questions, but even the highest estimates of civilian casualties in Pakistan are minuscule compared with what would result from a conventional war.

The $2 billion or so in revenues it generates is impressive, but tiny compared to what would result from a truly universal data bus available everywhere.

Similar to selection for variability seen in balancing regions that result in low FST values, it is worth noting that low values could also represent purifying selection forces that are simultaneously applied in both populations in the same direction, imposing high similarity between the compared groups which would result in low differentiation (low FST).

We note that performing the same adjustment of baseline risk across all the models being compared would not affect the relative results of the performance comparison.

Since their study had limited data and various methodological differences from our study, comparing our results would result in inconsistencies.

A Dutch cost-minimization analysis indicated that, compared to NSAIDs, tramadol would result in savings of $534 to $574 per patient over six months when considering adverse events associated with NSAIDs [ 59].

Younger plants tend to have a lower lignin content, which is positively correlated with enhanced enzyme digestibility, but younger plants are also smaller and their higher mineral nutrient content compared to senescent plants would result in greater loss of soil nutrients from the harvested fields.

The hypothesis was that solid side stalls, compared with steel bar stalls, would result in a longer latency to approach and feed from the AMF without assistance.

In fact, the "capacity factor" of a wind turbine, defined as the amount of power actually produced in a year, compared with the amount that would result from around-the-clock generation, is about 33percentt.