Selection of appropriate individuals to sit on HFMCs can be very complex, given that communities within catchment areas of facilities are far from homogenous (differing for example in age, gender, ethnicity and socio-economic status), and mechanisms for selecting individuals to represent those communities can be highly problematic [ 4].
Somatic mutation frequencies are expressed in per bp units, so it is important to calculate the number of bases included in the analysis, and not use a per sequence average, in which the number of bases in each sequence may differ (for example, due to different primers, different V segment lengths, or the number of low-quality bases that were masked).
In addition, transfusion policies in specific patient groups differ; for example, the transfusion threshold is higher in cardiac patients with uncorrected ischaemic heart disease.
Additionally, we discovered that the mapping of each protein to a canonical group by iRefIndex would sometimes place protein sequences clearly originating from the same gene (for example, differing in one or two amino acids) into different canonical groups.
In horse racing, these definitions may differ: For example, in the British Isles, Thoroughbred horse racing defines colts and fillies as less than five years old.
The analysis in Figure 5 highlights that even though the average number of small events (thresholds 1 and 2) are relatively similar in IBC and SIGACT prior to 2006 and after 2007 the detailed daily reporting may still significantly differ, for example, in 2005 or in early 2008 (top panel).
As discussed in the data section, intermarried and non-intermarried immigrants differ, for example, in their replies to the big five questions.
Cohabitation and marriage differ, for example, in terms of separation procedures, and in how the disadvantages of separation are balanced (Blossfeld et al. 1999; Perelli-Harris and Sánchez Gassen 2012; Steele et al. 2006).
Moreover, the five inspected OSNs differ in the examples they list and their level of detail.
These protocols differ for example in the effective patient dose, the amount of contrast injected, injection rate, delay times, image reconstruction algorithms, contrast weightings, slice thicknesses and image orientation.
