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VF conceived of the study, participated in its design and coordination, and defined this manuscript.

Left panel: DNA-bound dHax3 with the repeats relabeled according to the new demarcation defined in this manuscript.

For whole-genome analyses where there is a prior hypothesis for inflammation being associated with the outcome, the inflammation pathway and subpathways defined in this manuscript may provide a framework for testing whether SNPs in the inflammation pathway or subpathways as a whole are overrepresented for significant associations to the outcome.

The aim of this mini-symposium was to present methods of predicting cardiotoxicity (which will be defined throughout this entire manuscript as a synonym of a proarrhythmic effect) from early discovery data.

Anger is defining this race.

All abbreviations are defined within the manuscript.

Abbreviations have been defined within the manuscript.

In contrast, the majority of acronyms were correctly defined in the manuscript.

6) The polymerase element β1-lobe is not defined in the manuscript.

Authors' response: Selectivity is defined in our manuscript as the strength of the effect of increasingly stringent E-value thresholds on the number of hits retrieved by the different search methods.

An autograph may be defined as "any manuscript handwritten by its author; a handwritten signature especially the signature of a famous or admired person.