Mixed datasets originated from three experiments covering whole inflorescences and flower buds [ 31, 34] and whole flower development [ 32].
The effect of grinding and rolling (i.e. processing) of cereals and legumes (i.e. source) on site of starch digestion in lactating dairy cows was tested according to a 2×2 factorial design using a dataset derived from an overall dataset compiled from four experiments conducted at our laboratory that investigated effects of various processing techniques on digestion kinetics.
We present data from two experiments.
To test if the observed differences in transgene effects between glasshouse and field were statistically significant we also analyzed the datasets from the two experiments together, considering the medium and high nutrient levels in the glasshouse as equivalent to the low and high levels in the field, respectively.
To compile an extensive set of comparable data, we collected all relevant datasets from the two experiments and then removed the outliers or samples forming an out-group to ensure the results reflecting the real biological response to different treatments.
This dataset combines PPIs from six experiments, namely [ 30], [ 4], [ 5], [ 31], [ 32] and [ 33], and is hereafter referred as "COMBINED6" for convenience.
For both datasets we extracted data from three experiments done on different days.
The example datasets consist of time series from three experiments (called E1, E2 and E3) of varying timescales and sampling regimes under some mock treatment conditions (see Supplementary Fig. S1 for examples).
Datasets of two experiments named BB4 and BB7 were retrieved from BarleyBase [ 27, 28, 35] and analyzed.
We provide a full 1-s averaged propane concentration evolution dataset of two experiments, extracted from 29 points located at different positions within the cloud, with which we have tested FLACS® CFD-software performance.
