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In terms of scaffold morphology, topography, crystallinity and short-term cell viability, the different sterilization methods showed only few effects.

In contrast, NUSE and RLE (McCall et al., 2011), which are frequently used quality control methods, showed only a weak positive correlation (Figs 3b and 4b).

The comparison of the top 100 calls from the three methods showed only marginal overlap, confirming the results of previous studies [ 31].

These fingerprints are unambiguously related to their cDNA as a search in the complete GenBank database (see material and methods) showed only the corresponding murine cDNA hits even though the search parameters were loosened to account for the above mentioned differences in experimentally derived fragment lengths to the real sequence.

This is in concordance with the results on the leave-out set (the set of GSIs that are not PKIs), where both methods showed only minor performance change in the presence of PKIs, regardless of dataset or number of PKIs used (Fig. 4).

It presents the best results among all tested methods, showing only minor noisy artifacts in the restored areas.

However, all methods show only a single glass transition in PPO/PS blends, indicating that the existence of two effective Tgs due to self-concentration effects is not a universal phenomenon in miscible polymer blends with a large Tg contrast.

Because the BLAST method showed only a difference of one IS element between CO92 and CA88, MAUVE likely found IS elements that have shifted positions and was unable to match them to their counterparts in the other strain.

But this method showed only a slight increase of ethanol production rate.

This method shows only how much a government spends each year to buy health care for its retirees — not the value of the benefits coming due in the future.

Although the pristine TiO2 prepared by the similar method shows only 10 mAh g−1 capacity, the Na storage performance of N-doped TiO2/C is significantly enhanced.