Higher-numbered VTML matrices have lower coordinate values of PC1.
As expected, the positional error was lower for coordinates based on building matching [median distance (25th 75th centiles) from GPS coordinates of 13.8 m (range, 10.3 18.9 m)] than for the spatial interpolation techniques [28.8 m (13.9 57.1 m) for NavTEQ, 21.4 m (8.9 46.7 m) for Google maps, and 36.4 m (16.7 76.5 m) for Multimap].
The left (right) knee angle was defined as the Euler angle in conversion from the left (right) femur coordinate system to the left (right) lower leg coordinate system using the rotation order (Y-axis → X-axis → Z-axis).
Here a read pair is said to be concordantly mapped to the reference genome when the end with a lower mapping coordinate is aligned to the forward strand, the end with the higher mapping coordinate is aligned to the reverse strand (i.e., FR read pairs, where F and R refer to forward and reverse strands, respectively) and the distance between the mapped ends is within an expected range.
In the left lower leg coordinate system, the vector from MK towards the midpoint between the medial malleolus and lateral malleolus (ankle midpoint, MA) was defined as LTz.
The merging module removes the smaller ones by combining smaller empty space into a large one, thus facilitating the placement of the larger rectangles at the lower Y-coordinate.
In the right lower leg coordinate system, the vector from MK towards MA was defined as RTz; the vector obtained from the cross product of the vector from the lateral malleolus to the medial malleolus and RTz was defined as RTx, and the vector obtained from the cross product of RTz and RTx was defined as RTy.
The cohesive elements near the center of the plate (lower x-coordinates) are completely damaged, i.e. the internal damage parameter is equal to one.
Although it is not directly connected to the hippocampal formation, it is in close proximity to the dentate gyrus, layer CA3 and the lower infusion coordinate (Supplementary Fig. 1).
The RF read pairs are those that map to the reference genome in such a way that the end with a lower mapping coordinate is aligned to the reverse strand on a chromosome, and the other end is aligned to the forward strand at a higher coordinate on the same chromosome.
