Based on these observations, we made variant calls in the three natural viral samples using both 5×10-5 5×10-5more conservandve error rate of 5×10-4, where the formorerepresented the mean overall error rate and the latter approximated the Pconservativeerror
It is understood that Babcock has adopted more conservative mortality rates as part of the swap deal, which has increased the fund's deficit.
Assuming a more conservative, 6∶1 conversion rate, used in human supplementation studies [19], reaching 50% of the vitamin A RDA of 800 µg retinol equivalents would require 250 gms/day (fresh weight) of the "golden" tubers reported in this work.
This filtering strategy removed greater than 50% of the initial peak calls, and resulted in a much stricter set of target sites than would be obtained by simply applying a more conservative false discovery rate cutoff to the initial candidate peak calls, while also taking advantage of the biological replicate structure of the data set (Additional file 1: Table S1).
Also, the rate of non-compliance of 8.5 10 % in our model is more conservative than the rates of more than 30%% found in two other studies [ 21, 22].
Our work, which is the first genome-wide gene expression study to investigate specific growth rate and consider the impact of oxygen availability, provides a more conservative estimate of growth rate dependent genes than previously reported.
Pending further confirmation of these rate estimates, we preferred to keep the use here of a more conservative (and widespread) average rate of 1% substitutions per lineage per Myr.
Those who rate as more conservative than average have a median approval rating of plus 2 and a mean of plus 7.
The more conservative family-wise error rate (FWER) statistic was also generated.
A more conservative estimate of the rate of importation of wild poliovirus infection into Australia would account for the likelihood of asymptomatic infection and disease establishment.
