A range of reach-scale indices are derived from the RHS database for analysis, supported by landscape variables which provide detail on the catchment context.
But for this commentary, we emphasize a case approach, using four respondents for analysis, supported by some commentary from others in the discussion section.
Thanks to Dan Gillis, University of Guelph, for preliminary analysis and data cleaning and David Pearl, University of Guelph for statistical analysis support.
We would like to thank Dr Jason T Machan for statistical analysis support, Dr R Terek provided samples, and Dr ZK Wang for his suggestion.
The high-quality results, publicly accessible for further analysis, support the proposition that de novo alterations may play a role in the manifestation of schizophrenia.
We also thank Dr. Marc Yeste for statistical analysis support.
We are indebted to David Suárez for statistical analysis support.
We thank Dr. Jason T. Machan for statistical analysis support.
For ML analysis, supports for nodes among branches were evaluated using nonparametric bootstrapping [ 17] with 1000 bootstrap replications.
For the ML analysis, support of internal nodes was assessed by 500 bootstrap replications in four independent runs.
