The counterfeit cards, which the police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, described as high-quality duplicates, were used by "shoppers" associated with the ring to make purchases at high-end retailers like Bergdorf Goodman, Burberry and Chanel, in places as far away as Boston, Chicago and Florida.
The generated sequencing data from the poly(A)− fractions comprise between 2.5 and 7.5 million high-quality and PCR duplicate-free reads, while the number of reads in the corresponding poly(A)+ libraries ranges from almost 4 million down to ~75,000 reads in the SL1344 library.
The libraries are high-quality, with 87% mappability and 2.2% PCR duplicates, (detailed comparisons in Additional file 1: Table S2).
Although removing these duplicated entries, preferences were given to high-quality sources and large databases with a high degree of standardization, such as DAISIE (www.europe-aliens.org/), CABI Invasive Species Compendium (www.cabi.org/isc/) or GAVIA38 or peer-reviewed scientific publications.
Low-quality reads, reads with adaptor sequences and duplicated reads were filtered, and remaining high-quality data was used in the following assembly and analysis.
The platform has been found to produce fewer duplicate reads than NimbleGen but also fewer high-quality reads (Sulonen et al. 2011).
Weight was measured in duplicate according to the WLM protocol using a high-quality, calibrated digital scale by trained staff members who were masked to treatment assignment [ 23].
For the sake of a high-quality graphical representation of the pathway, entries or other elements are sometimes duplicated.
Unless otherwise specified (e.g. when filtering contamination, see below), high-quality hits do not include Illumina hits that have been flagged as PCR duplicates.
In order to identify duplicate samples that are not annotated as such by ENA we selected the high-quality imputed genotypes.
If you are replicating or duplicating important data and money is not a deterrent, make sure to purchase a high-quality master disc.
