The proportion of the sequences affiliated to the West Eurasian haplogroups (H, J, K, T and W) was low in our ancient sample set, as the merged frequencies corresponded to 8.3% (5 samples).
Thus, the merged synthesized broadband waveforms did not include spurious amplitudes around the merging frequency.
The subcellular localization of rpL10 in co-transfected leaf cells was assayed by confocal microscopy (Figure S2, merged field) and the frequency of cells with nuclear-localized rpL10 was recorded (Figure 10).
Then, the frequencies of the merged scaffolds were counted and the scaffolds with frequencies ≥2 are shown in Fig. 7.
The target units and intrusion units in merged into segments according to frequency and time continuity.
During the merging process, to select proper filtering coefficients, the code also considered that the sum of the merged filtering function in the frequency domain would be approximately unity.
Since the origin of each clone in the merged library was known, the frequency of inclusion of clones from more than a single chromosome arm into the contigs could be quantified for the entire population of contigs.
By combining an arbitrary number of references into a merged fingerprint and weighting the interactions by frequency, one does not only circumvent the difficult decision for the best suited reference but can incorporate the knowledge stored in several structures.
To assess the accuracy of the SNV calls and the allele frequency estimates, we generated a merged set of variants and genotypes using data on the same set of 100 samples from the HapMap and the 1000 Genomes projects (HM+1KG dataset).
According to Equation 1, PANDAseq will merge reads with an overlap C, when (2) Assuming that the merged sequences are generated randomly with all base frequencies being equally likely with probability 0.25 and that all bases have an equal error probability e, we can simplify Equation (2) to Solving the above inequality, we obtain.
