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However, the number of gaps between the fibers on this type of dataset is higher than for the straightforward case.

Besides, on the whole, the communication cost of using real dataset is higher than using synthetic dataset under the same conditions.

The alignment time of the MSY1 dataset is higher than that of the MS205 because the average length of the MSY1 maps is higher than that of the MS205.

From Tables 1 and 3, it is interesting to see that although the number of samples used from training dataset is the same, the classification rate obtained by using randomly generated protein sequence training dataset is higher than the one by fixing the PIR1 as the training dataset.

For both algorithms, scores obtained for the instrument dataset are higher than the ones obtained with the voice dataset.

The prevalence of extracolonic findings in this dataset was higher than in screening and results may be different in a screening population.

The model validation indices for the ENFA of this expanded dataset were higher than when only the data of the transect were considered, especially for the M form (data not shown).

We found also a fraction of loci in which negative control and experimental set binding signals (peaks heights) are highly correlated and the fraction of locus in which the peaks in control dataset were higher than in the experimental set.

We then selected the expressed genes as the ones whose maximum intensities across all samples in the dataset were higher than the threshold intensity at which the two fitted Gaussian probability density functions meet.

Considering only supported clades (PB > 70%, LB > 70% and PP > 95%), the backbone resolution of the phylogenetic tree generated from the combined dataset was higher than the tree inferred from ITS.

The D values of the var DBLα dataset are higher than those of the microsatellite dataset (pv<<0.0001 by Mann Whitney test), and we argue that this cannot easily be explained by allele frequency differences or differences in the extent of physical linkage among sites (see 'Materials and methods').