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For transcriptome data, the quality of the underlying reads are critical to successful transcript assembly and imposition of high-quality thresholds on the sequence reads would permit more robust transcript assemblies.

Quality assessment of samples confirmed 3′-end/-middle (3′/M) ratios for housekeeping genes below the required threshold of 3, which confirms linear amplification of samples before running of samples and was in keeping with the high-quality threshold set for the samples utilised (Supplementary Figure S3).

Institutions that reach the high quality threshold that comes with being a university want to compete with other leading universities around the world.

All of the 39 fresh frozen tumor samples passed the high quality threshold.

For RNA extraction from brain tissue, RIN > 8 represents a high quality threshold (Bettscheider et al. 2011).

Of 93 FFPE tumor samples with sufficient DNA, 82 (88%) passed our 2p-RSE threshold, and of these 62 (76%) met the high quality threshold (Table 2).

Of 93 FFPE tumor samples with sufficient DNA, 82 (88%) passed, and of these 62 (76%) met the high quality threshold (Table 2 and Additional file 2).

Overall, when setting the highest quality threshold on SWATH-detected peptides (Spectronaut Q value < 0.01), SWATH and DDA detected a comparable number of proteins for the in gel and FASP procedures.

Rather than trying to run BLAST [ 10] on several thousand DNA strings, we used entropy, a higher quality threshold and exact matching, to choose the best sequences and then ran BLAST on these.

For four of the six lanes on our flow cell more than 90% of the reads met a high quality threshold; only in the lanes with the highest concentrations (PE3 and PF3) was a significant number of reads (~20%) discarded (Additional file 3).

Epidemiological data for bone density and lower extremity strength support this threshold, and high-quality trials that used 700 to 800 IU D3 suggested fall risk reduction by 35 to 65% in institutionalized and community-dwelling older individuals.