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Comparison or integration: Findings from both datasets support that protective steps have been taken by the driver themselves (quantitative), or by the families (qualitative) after convictions, crashes, violations, or incidents with police involvement.

The validation of our findings, both at the mRNA level and for two different GPER antibodies and in several independent datasets, supports that the role of GPER in the endometrium should be reconsidered.

In addition, the strong correlation (r2 = 0.99, Figure S1E) between the median and the mean of the coverage for these regions in the dataset supported that these differences in coverage are not due to extreme values within the same coding region but are due to chance, ruling out potential problems in the capture step.

Phylogenetic analyses of both nucleotide and amino acid sequence datasets support the hypothesis that Ascaridida is nested within Rhabditida.

The agreement between these datasets support the conclusion that the parasites harvested from the infected felid intestines are indeed merozoites.

Thus, our gene expression analyses of both public and private datasets support the notion that expression of anosmin-1 correlates with high-grade brain tumors.

In addition, the fact that neither FOS nor JUN alone stratified prognosis consistently across the three datasets supports the assumption that only their co-behavior in the PDGF pathway can potentially be a target for future therapeutics.

Indeed, some indirect evidence obtained from various web-based Arabidopsis (co expression datasets supports the possibility that OEP9 functions in the plastids of root cells and in plastid ribosome biosynthesis (Figure S1).

Examination of microarray datasets supports the hypothesis that PPARGC1A is less abundant in HepG2 than in HuH7 cells and moreover its level of expression is frequently downregulated in HCC [ 64], including HepG2 cells, and is essential for proper hepatic gene transcription and differentiation [ 65].

Table 3 shows that the E. coli Exp-TAP datasets support the trends identified in the MCL-GO dataset.

The partitioned branch support scores showed that both the mitochondrial and nuclear datasets support all but two relationships each (PBS < 1; Additional file 3: Figure S1).