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We note that the frequency of such initiation is lower in data from real plants (8/210 gametophores using combined data from Figures 2C, 4B, 5A, 8A) than in the model (7/60 gametophores with data shown in Figure 3F), and it is possible that there are mechanisms to prevent adjacent initiations in plants.

Especially the standard deviations of the calibration in the large within clusters were lower in data with correlation (e.g. 0.110 for the apparent performance of the standard model, ICC 5%) as compared to simulated data without correlation between the cluster effect and predictor X1 (standard deviation 0.444).

Using this data set, we find ρ estimates to be similar using two published data sets but lower in a data set assembled from published genomes.

The low degree of overlaps with the reference databases at lower HAPPI quality grades are expected, because of the much higher coverage of PPIs and lower confidence in data quality in HAPPI 3-star, 2-star, and 1-star subsets.

Citizens have the option to choose their privacy level by reducing the quality of the shared data at a cost of a lower accuracy in data analytics services.

Thus, in RNA-Seq data representing mixed samples, the number of reads corresponding to transcripts of interest can be orders of magnitude lower than in data derived from a homogeneous bacterial culture.

Of the variants estimated to be of 5% frequency or lower in our data, 23 were present in dbSNP.

Type 3 artifacts are also inherently lower in this data set acquired at a longer TE.

Without fitting cage*sex effects, the estimated variance in both the DGE and the IGE was about 7% lower in our data, indicating a minor effect.

The overall frequency of breast cancer was significantly lower in this data compilation compared with our original series (21/72, 29% vs. 8/14, 57%, P = 0.043, chi square test).

Commonly associated symptoms in our data set were similar to previous reports (Azziz-Baumgartner et al. 2012; Friedman et al. 2008), although the percentages of observations with each type of symptom were generally lower in our data.