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Under a best-case scenario, this indicates that using the gDNA ratio as a criterion for probe retention will not retain all perfect match probes.

Criterion for probe mapping is the same as in Figure  4C: Probes with low overlap or neighboring vs. non-neighboring probes (high overlap probes excluded from the analysis).

Alternative 'HIL' CpG classes (that is, high-density CpG island (HC), intermediate-density CpG island (IC) and non-island (LC)) provide a different criterion for probe annotation based on CpG enrichment.

This is consistent with a model where the proportion of potential binding sites meeting the criterion for probe adsorption increases as the domain size decreases, as shown in Figure 6 C iii).

a = cervical intraepithelial neoplasia b = squamous cell carcinoma c = centromeric probe The final criterion for probe selection based on copy gains was a low percentage of copy gain detection in the CIN1 category in combination with highest percentages of copy gain detection for CIN2/3 and Cancer.

The selection criterion for probes in Table 2was a consistent (defined as a significant deviation in the same direction) female-bias or male-bias (p<0.01) in more than one tissue.

In addition, DNA sequence surrounding a specific polymorphism must meet specific criteria for probe design.

Only 24 sequences did not fit the NimbleGen criteria for probe design and were discarded from the analysis.

The ratiometric threshold of 1.5-to-1 or greater was set as the ratiometric threshold criteria for probe positivity (i.e., 1.5-to-1 ratiometric threshold criteria method).

Lack of standards in analytical methods for testing differential expression testing as well as a tendency to apply multiple criteria for probe selection was observed.

Our approach to select promising candidates for mapping brain eQTL using blood as a surrogate tissue included very restrictive criteria for probe filtering.