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To test whether supplementary online information has had effects, we compared the use of visual devices in 75 articles with or without supplementary online information.

Therefore, to identify the early-response genes associated with possible toxic effects, we compared the high-throughput DNA microarray and RNA sequencing gene expression profiles of human stem cells treated with well-known standard toxic compound (dioxin) to those of non-treated cells.

To evaluate the consequences of ignoring probe specific effects we compared the performance of GLAM on the Affymetrix U133 dataset to that of other models.

However, to address whether a rare beneficial change controlled by Hsp90 could have the potential to evolve free of deleterious fitness effects, we compared the performance of high versus low penetrance dfe lines in several tests of fitness.

To assess learning effects, we compared the performances in the first half and the second half of the experiments with Wilcoxon signed-rank tests or paired t-tests, as appropriate.

To determine whether prolonged or continual exposure to KLK6 was necessary to promote significant rescue effects, we compared the pro-survival effects of abbreviated periods of KLK6 stimulation (Fig. 3).

To determine the indirect, total, and overall vaccine effects, we compare the attack rates in the population that received the intervention with those in the nonintervention population, which is the baseline population.

To assess the acquisition date effect, we compared the performance of NDVI data acquired on four different dates (February 4th, June 24th, August 19th and October 18th, 2009) by the same sensor (SPOT-5).

To examine the Thr402 perturbation effect, we compared the evolutionary coupling analysis with the amide H/D exchange data obtained during activation of Pak2 [23] (Figure 6).

To test for an accelerated CPG effect we compared the 80 µg AMA1 group to the 80 µg AMA1+CPG group by Mann-Whitney U test.

In order to test for sex-of-sender effect, we compared the responses of the subjects to calls of unfamiliar, other sex, conspecifics (UO) with the response to calls of unfamiliar, same sex, conspecifics (US; Figure 1).