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For evaluation purposes, we used a trimmed version of this reference where the terminal copies of RL and RS have been removed, leaving a sequence of 136 kb.

Errors were particularly likely when a patient was first starting to become unstable (leaving a sequence of zero scores), where more than 50% of the first >0 aggregate scores were mis-scored.

Mis-scoring was much more common when leaving a sequence of three or more consecutive observation sets with aggregate scores of 0 (55.3%) than within the sequence (3.0%, p<0.001).

For analysis, the primer sequences were trimmed to leave a sequence of 437 bp.

After earliest crest construction the system experienced a decrease in sea level (3600 3000 14C years BP) that left behind a sequence of parallel tabular layers with dip angles (> 10° to < 20°) which accreted seaward as the first major prograding event.

The 2013-2014 jumps campaign did not leave a long sequence of images etched on the memory as some have done in recent years, though the afternoon at Towcester in early November when Tony McCoy rode the 4,000th winner of his career stands out as a moment when racing, and a fair proportion of the general public too, paused to appreciate one of the truly extraordinary sporting careers.

Which left Schwarzenegger with a sequence of three seeming throwback action movies in a row.

Filtering the sequences from our database with these haplotypes removed 292 sequences (12 of which were new sequences generated by us), leaving a total of 2811 sequences in the database (Table S1).

Astaire soon lashes out with a swirling tap step and the chorus responds timidly before leaving the stage in a sequence of overlapping, direction-shifting, hitch steps and walks.

Duplicates with identical length, strain and sequence were also removed, leaving a total of 218 sequences for the analysis.

Since 59 bp was sufficient for classification, and since the number of reads sharply dropped for reads shorter than 80 bp, all pyrosequencing reads of length ≥80 bp containing a correct primer sequence, and without ambiguous bases, were extracted and cured from primer/barcode sequence (leaving a minimum of 59 bp for taxonomic classification).