However our post hoc analysis against the Danish population,22 which is a larger reference population, but only included term neonates born >3 kg, showed that newborns with left heart obstruction had enlarged kidneys but that those with cyanotic CHD have normal-sized kidneys.
To obtain a larger reference group, we also included these BuSs in the reference group.
Thus, a fingerprint which shows only a low number of favourable interactions that all match with those in the combined and larger reference fingerprint has a perfect overlap factor.
These lower variations can be caused by the fact that for the mapping at national scale a much larger reference data set were available compared to the AGB mapping along the LiDAR strips (4794 plots vs. 312 plots).
Thus, we treat the recent Polish migrants in the UK as an extreme case (Seawright & Gerring, 2008) within the larger reference group of Polish emigrants in general, but not as a deviant case in comparison with other East European migrants in the UK.
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The scores were weighted using relative ranks among the criteria based upon the feedback of a larger reference group.
Using R software we calculated the expected distribution of sequences from small size samples compared to a larger reference dataset.
Finally, the raw scores for each aforementioned criterion were weighted by the relative value accorded to each criterion by the interviewees and a larger reference group.
The larger reference group was selected by emailing staff members of the Public Health Foundation of India and personal networks of authors which included scientists, students, and lay people.
The interviewees along with a larger reference group ranked the five scoring criteria from 1 5 (1 being the highest) based on their assessment of their relative importance in addressing the challenge of zoonoses in India.
