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Because this analysis linked HLH-1 to nearly half of all known protein coding genes in C. elegans, we applied increasingly stringent thresholds for peak calls (using p-values) to further restrict the genes used for our analysis (Figure 2A).

Sequential points further down the curve (i.e., toward the origin) specify increasingly stringent thresholds for defining improvement (i.e., larger decreases in investigator-rated total ADHD score), while points further up the curve denote the proportions of each treatment group that responded to treatment as determined by increasingly lenient criteria for improvement.

HMM searches were run using a series of increasingly stringent threshold E-values, from E-value ≤1 to E-value ≤0.1 (data not shown).

HMMER searches were run using a series of increasingly stringent threshold E-values, from E-value ≤ 1 to E-value ≤ 0.00001, in addition to the gathering threshold (GA) and trusted cut-off (TC) threshold values (Table 1 and Table 2).

As expected, the number of associations steadily decreases with increasingly stringent PCC thresholds.

However, if the genetic architecture really is highly polygenic, then the benefit of increasing marker density on increasing the likelihood of tagging additional causal variations by LD association is likely to offset by the increasingly stringent significance thresholds imposed by the larger number of association tests conducted.

Authors' response: Selectivity is defined in our manuscript as the strength of the effect of increasingly stringent E-value thresholds on the number of hits retrieved by the different search methods.

To obtain a guideline for marker filtering, the latter RAD-based study evaluated the strength of the correlation in FST values between 'sister' RAD sites (i.e., DNA sequences flanking the same restriction site in the genome) in relation to increasingly stringent minor allele frequency thresholds (see Appendix S2 in the Supporting information to [ 45]).

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In recent years, however, such attacks have increasingly become endemic, forcing increasingly stringent security responses.

Censorship became increasingly stringent, and writers were expected to promote the war effort.