No change in color, which would be an indication of sample burning, was observed after illumination.
Whereas in early studies the amount of resins, wax, moisture and insoluble material was considered a good indication of sample quality, soon the identification and/or quantification of a class of compounds, such as flavonoids or phenolics, became necessary.
In both cases, some nanocylinders seem to be aggregated at their ends, a possible indication of sample damage during the cutting step.
After excluding the trio with the lowest call rate (UH007, Lo11, UH007 x Lo11) stable Mendelian inheritance could be observed in 97.6% of the variants, underlining the call rate as an indication of sample quality.
The Relative Standard Deviation (%RSD = SD/χ of the replicate values X 100%; χ is mean value) was calculated to give an indication of sample preparation and analytical precision.
Cough and arthritis (including joint swelling, stiffness and pain) were predominant symptoms independent of the primary indication for sampling.
Diagnostic accuracy was calculated as sensitivity and specificity of the dog's indication of samples compared with the true diagnosis confirmed by colonoscopy.
In addition, the across-replicate correlation between genetic group estimates was computed as an indication of sampling correlation of genetic group solutions.
Departure from HWE can be an indication that samples contain family groups, or a strong year class, or more than one subpopulation, or related parents in the previous generation, or locus problems such as null alleles or selection.
While we achieved thematic saturation, meaning that no further unique ideas emerged with successive interviews, and we found no trends by country, type of guideline developer organization, or guideline clinical indication, we sampled only from industrialized, English-speaking countries, which may have introduced selection bias.
