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VCF files generated by GATK were then parsed with custom perl scripts to extract counts of intergenic, intronic, and exonic variants.

In addition, we extracted counts of the number of prescriptions and unique medicines (defined by ATC code) dispensed.

We extracted counts of US newspaper, wire service, and radio and television stories mentioning "MRSA" or "staph" from the LexisNexis Academic database.

As developed for the Human Gene module of the resource, each animal model report pertaining to a candidate gene was extracted, counted for the number of studies and models, and collapsed under a single header representing the model gene entry.

Smoking is an important risk factor for both CVD and LC, hence we adjusted for smoking by extracting counts of regular smokers from the 1996 and 2006 censuses and calculating an average percent smokers measure for each CAU.

Extracted count values of each VOI were converted to absolute activity concentrations according to previously mentioned methods [16].

In a study with broilers feeding grape pomace extract or grape seed extract increased counts of beneficial ileal bacteria populations such as Enterococcus and decreased counts of potential pathogens such as Clostridium were observed [ 5].

As over-dispersion of the extracted count data would make the use of the Poisson distribution inappropriate, negative binomial models were fitted first, as this distribution estimates a dispersion parameter.

We extracted daily counts of wheezing, defined as respiratory disease of lower airways (Martinez 2005).

We extracted daily counts of deaths from National Center for Health Statistics records and estimated city-specific associations of mortality with each source factor by Poisson regression, adjusting for time trends, weather, and the other source factors.

The authors also designed ROIs to extract mean radioactive counts of the areas with statistically significant rBGM reduction in the precuneus of the three groups (as detailed in Materials and methods).