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For microarrays lacking the control spots described above, average background intensity values in each channel were used as the threshold.
Subsequently, for each stimulus type, the trials extracted as described above were averaged.
To validate the reference TA profile described above by averaging 13 TA samples, the Spearman rank correlation for 216 aGp genes was calculated between each sample and the reference TA profile.
We compute F-scores on such randomized clusters as described above, averaged over 100 randomization runs.
Two treatments were applied to young poplar trees (P. trichocarpa × P. deltoides H11-11, described above) averaging 80 cm in height in order to assess the potential effect of auxin on HD-Zip III transcript accumulation in poplar.
The analysis up to day +30 using time-dependent weighted average described above did not use any measurements post onset of GVHD.
Significantly, the glycine tRNAs from the three organisms described above have the lowest average number (6.2) of post-transcriptionally modified nucleotides in the molecule as a whole compared with the other tRNAs (Additional file 1, part B).
In a complementary approach to the five-county population-weighted spatial average exposure assignment described above, we created spatial capture areas around each monitor and conducted monitor-specific analyses for the cohorts of infants with residential geocodes within 4 miles of each monitoring station.
This year, I've modified the analysis to reflect the factor that I described above: that we expect smaller-than-average convention bounces because of the low volatility of the polling up to this point in time.
The artwork in the anime was also a focus of attention, described as above average for a late-1990s TV series, and Sakura's magic-casting scenes were complimented for being nearly unique because of the regular costume changes.
As described above, the average GC content are divergent among different exonic groups in both alternatively spliced human genes and mouse homologs (Figure 2).
