Attempts to circumvent this problem have to date focussed on various strategies of indexing or barcoding based on variant adapters, enabling the multiplexing of multiple samples per run of the instrument, and has been used for the analysis of modest numbers of amplicons in plants as well as in human genetic studies [ 18- 20].
Genotyping of modest numbers of microsatellite loci (7-12) is widely used for population genetics of schistosomes [ 34, 35].
Year after year, my family and community made up for our modest numbers by being the most faithful and regular of visitors, willing to risk prison for nonviolent spectacle and witness against war.
NBC ranked a distant fourth, earning solid results for "The Office" (8.5 million) but more modest numbers for its comedies "30 Rock" (6.7 million), "Community" (5.2 million) and "Parks and Recreation" (5 million).
Not only does this necessitate preparation of a quantified standard for each target under investigation, the technical difficulties and extensive resources required for standard curve construction present considerable challenges for conducting absolute quantification, even for a modest number of targets.
Modest numbers, for sure, but so are the ones for Duda, Nieuwenhuis and Baxter.
For small data sets, such as for a modest number of mitochondrial SNPs, we let users run RAxML [ 72].
These methods have provided ultra multiplex and high-throughput genotyping but are not cost effective for genotyping a large number of samples for a modest number of SNPs.
For this analysis, the Wisconsin study was chosen for the modest number of treatment populations (5 populations), and the fact that the experiment was conducted in two different locations, where the same agronomic regiment was practiced at both locations.
Alexander was posting relatively modest numbers for most of the season until scoring 32 points in a March 1 game at Connecticut.
