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An index is defined by a spaced seed (or mask), a string of 0s and 1s that start and end with a 1, that define the bases in the read considered during the lookup in the index (see Table 1 for a complete example optimized for the human genome).

For a more complete example, consider Table 8 which shows that only two combinations would need to be considered if we assume that the adversary has knowledge at the CMG_CODE level for diagnosis code and SHORT_CCI for the intervention variable.

For each assessment, a more complete example from a student with an overall correct idea and a typical response from a student who shows difficulties are presented in Supplemental Tables S1 3.

Clarke, who had mocked May at the Tory conference on Tuesday, said: "I sat and listened to Theresa's speech, and I'll have to be very polite to Theresa when I meet her – but in my opinion she should really address her researchers and advisers very severely for assuring her that a complete nonsense example in her speech was true.

And other hoped-for changes, for example a complete overhaul of the national one-child policy and the use of labour camps, appear to have stalled.

Some called for a complete ban of flavorings, for example, and a more aggressive regulation of e-cigarettes that have come on the market in the last two years.

Therefore the integration of information about regulatory regions into the Vector NTI seems a strong advantage for mutation screening in epidemiological studies, especially given the recent results outside of coding regions or even gene regions as discussed above [ 7- 11]. Figure 2 and additional file 2 provide an example for a complete Vector NTI data set for Ecotilling screenings.

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A classification of this kind is sometimes called -classification, see, for example, [9 12] for a complete treatment including more general equations.

See Appendix for a complete list and Fig. 1 for examples of each trial type.