Quantitative views of cellular functions require precise measures of rates of biomolecule production, especially proteins the direct effectors of biological processes.
By examining the rates of callbacks, or invitations to job interviews, for white and nonwhite applicants with equivalent qualifications, these studies provide high-quality measures of rates of discrimination in hiring.
We obtained all available measures of rates of larval supply, settlement and recruitment, from the published scientific literature, as well as from some recent, unpublished studies, that fit our criteria as described below for each process (Table S1).
For tests of body size against measures of rates of molecular evolution, dN, dS and T and were also treated separately.
We also investigated the ability of this classification to predict secondary outcome measures of rates of sepsis and DIC, DIC score, acute physiology and chronic health evaluation (APACHE) II score, sequential organ failure score (SOFA) score, and 28-day all-cause mortality.
In combining our tests of hypotheses of clade size against measures of rates of molecular evolution, T, dN, dS and ω were treated separately, given that we were testing for the effect of each independently on clade size in our analyses.
