The supplementary material (Additional file 1) provides two data examples demonstrating that experiment annotations are capable of detecting analysis-interfering artifacts and pitfalls in experimental design.
If no significant interaction was detected, analysis was further adjusted on the apoE genotype.
When a statistically significant difference between the 2 groups was detected, analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to adjust for the confounding effects of animals and observers.
The variant was detected during analysis of a reference sample throughout a paternity exclusion case.
Inputs for immunoprecipitations were also detected immunoblot analysis.
Differences among treatment groups were detected by analysis of variance.
Little true tumour tissue selectivity was detected by analysis of porphyrin levels in biopsy material.
However, no systematic variation by recruitment centre was detected during analysis of the interview content.
Referral from DRSS occurs if 'referable' DR is detected on analysis of two standard 45° photographs.
A similar situation was detected by analysis of anaerobes by real-time PCR.
