However, both of these samples mismatched all other samples at a minimum of 4 loci so we are quite certain that they represent unique individuals.
Transcripts were considered as 'expressed' only when the average intensity of signals in perfect match samples were 1.5-fold higher than that in mismatch samples, and the differences between the average intensity of signals were fourfold higher than that of experimental noise.
Briefly, samples were co-hybridized with other samples mismatched for phenotype and matched for sex.
On conjunction-task mismatch trials, only one property was mismatched to the sample by the degrees outlined above for single trials (33% of trials were color mismatch; 33% of trials were angle mismatch).
This allowed the detection of loss of heterozygosity in chromosomally unstable samples, as well as revealing that two of the paired samples were mismatched (Additional file 2: Figure S2).
It suggests that view-dependent representations of the sample array mismatched with the sensory properties of the rotated objects in the test array, creating the perception that a geon was replaced with a new geon.
TR and stimulus onset asynchrony were mismatched, allowing for distributed sampling of slice acquisition across the experiment (Veltman, Mechelli, Friston, & Price, 2002), which obviates the need for explicit "jittering".
Similarly, we found that short-term treatment of pre-sorted CD138neg bone marrow cells from primary clinical specimens with imetelstat significantly inhibited MM colony formation by 19-29% compared to mismatch control treated samples (p<0.05, Figure 3B).
The samples were clearly mismatched in terms of the populations being treated, leading to differences in study design and methodology.
Therefore, the samples which repeatedly mismatched the labels of the pre-qualification are incorporated into forming ambiguously defined states.
