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A complementary analysis was also performed by aligning 10,000 trimmed whole-genome shotgun sequence reads from a single human genome32 to a complete data set of 12.1 million whole-genome shotgun sequence reads (Q20 trimmed).

Consequently, the degree that LIDs influence the complementary analysis was very low.

A complementary analysis was conducted on each parameter with Group (Up-first, Inv-first) as between-subjects factor, and Stimulus (Control and Upright for group Up-first/Control and Inverted for group Inv-first) as within-subjects factor.

A complementary analysis was conducted on the group of respondents aged 55 to 64.

To provide a more global comparison, a complementary analysis was carried out on the 43372 BAC values corresponding to at least one oligo in the 19 patients.

Firstly, a complementary analysis was run using the hierarchical classification program TWINSPAN [ 22, 23] and the indirect ordination program DECORANA [ 24, 25].

Complementary analysis is performed by LIBS, which typically affords strong emission signals that enable one to draw information on the elemental composition of the paint, mainly the inorganic component of it, based on the characteristic atomic emission lines recorded in the spectra [25, 26].

Table 2 shows that this complementary analysis is indeed justified.

Complementary analysis is available elsewhere on the costs of ill health faced by poor households, illness-related impoverishment and the extent of social protection from cost burdens [ 13, 14] The research was conducted in 2004 5 in the MRC/Wits-Agincourt Health and Socio-Demographic Surveillance site (21 communities with 70,000 people) in Mpumalanga province, South Africa.

Therefore, control experiments were performed without heating the reactions mixtures and complementary IR analysis was performed for the samples.

A complementary calorimetric analysis was developed to investigate the cooling area under the KK units of the big and small systems.