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Theoretical predictions using both transfer matrix and finite difference methods lead us to expect a value closer to 800, which is over a factor of two larger than the highest value found experimentally.

As a result, these methods lead us to methods with low cost and high-efficiency purification.

Our reciprocal Blast searches (see Methods) lead us to discover that cnidarians contain additional members of this family that were not described by Hwang et al. [ 27].

These three complementary methods lead us to deliver the most complete and non-redundant list in angiosperms consisting in 23641 R-genes sequences, 7883 for the monocots and 15758 for the eudicots (cf Table  1 and Additional file 2: Dataset S1).

Our experiences of working with a large sample of papers using multiple methods led us to refine and respecify some of the concepts and techniques of meta-ethnography in order to enable synthesis of a very large and methodologically diverse literature.

The lack of SNP genotypes on all the individuals who are genotyped for HLA loci (see supplementary methods) led us to adopt a method that uses HLA loci as proxies in the association analysis in order to impute the missing SNPs.

The ineffectiveness of the existing methods led us to develop and propose the Safe-SADT (structured analysis and design technique) method.

The bound of the trajectory given by the proposed methods leads us easily to judge the finite-time stability of the closed-loop switched systems.

This would happen if empirical methods led us to conclude that physics is inadequate.

Both methods led us to similar conclusions about lay views toward infant size and growth.

The inability to reproduce the crystallization of β- 1 by standard methods led us to the conclusion that β- 1 is a "disappearing polymorph", with γ- 1 being the preferred exodentate form of 1.