To elucidate the influence of LRS on HRS retention properties, the R LRS was divided into four groups (marked as 'G-n' below) as follows: G-1: 300 Ω to 400 Ω, G-2: 400Ω to 500 Ω, G-3: 500 Ω to 600 Ω, G-4: >600 Ω.
Moreover, the case of interest in this paper is marked as "concurrent transmission" which lies below this dashed line.
For movement analysis, the onset of gaze (movement of eye in space) was selected at the time when gaze velocity exceeded 50°/s and gaze offset was marked as time point when velocity declined below 30°/s.
Pixels with a color difference above the threshold are marked as disputed, and those with a difference below the threshold are marked as nondisputed.
Areas with equal chances for above average, average, or below average temperatures are marked as "EC".
The automated analysis values for each well are plotted and the average lamellar width from control wells is marked as a black line, with three standard deviations above and below that average marked as red dashed lines.
Probe sets were marked as differentially regulated when the p-value, corrected for multiple testing, was below the 0.01 cutoff value.
All interview extracts reported below (see O boxes 1– 7) are among PWID unless otherwise marked as 'stakeholders'stakeholders
Candidates involving alignments marked as multi-mapping can be removed at the filtering stage, if desired (see below).
Lanes with top bands too faint for detection were considered below the limit of detection (LOD) and removed from further analysis (marked as blank in Table 2).
Fluctuating patterns are marked as not meaningful.
