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We computed the evenness score [31] for 22,667 genes from the Novartis expression atlas for 27 human tissues and examined within and between human-chimpanzee variation for 4,365 genes and five tissues.

The evenness score

To determine the best merged junction candidates to further test, breseq next assigns a coverage evenness score to each one.

In addition to these criteria, a junction candidate must have at least some minimum evenness score to be considered (default: 2).

After creating this model of the statistics of the evenness score, breseq iterates through all junction candidates, beginning with the one with the highest coverage evenness score, and calculates how extreme this score is relative to expectations to accept or reject the prediction.

The possible values that the coverage evenness score can take for a junction are determined by the maximum read length, but when reads with different lengths are present in a data set, the average read length gives a better idea of what values of the evenness score to expect.

In contrast, junction candidates resulting from sequencing artifacts tend to be supported by reads that align unevenly across a junction and may have low evenness scores even when they have very high coverage.

Thus, higher evenness scores in all 5L dimensions indicate that the extra levels in the descriptive system were used efficiently.

We next tested the prediction of junctions in simulated data sets with very high read-depth coverage to determine whether the evenness skew score would become saturated, such that it no longer provided an effective metric for evaluating junctions.

But over the course of a night, she had an evenness, even a flatness.

We used both indices to elucidate the contribution of both the richness of categories and the evenness to diversity scores (note that the use of evenness-based indices for estimating functional diversity has been recommended by some authors [55] [57]).