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It should be noted that in future studies, larger sample sizes would be more optimal in testing these scales, and further allow for more stringent analyses to test the hypotheses.

On more stringent analyses, the CENP-T CENP-W dimer revealed an assoCENP-T CENP-WH3 nuCENP-T CENP-Wri et al, 2008a).

However, most of the ncRNAs identified in the more stringent analyses have evidence for interference by pseudogenes, with the exception of LINC00461.

Using these more stringent analyses, 5.2 20.5% of the DCs present in the ITD+ AML samples corresponded to mDC/pDCs (Fig.  7a).

Since the FDA does not consider methods based on probe hybridization to be reliable for HPV genotyping [ 18], laboratory-developed HPV assays must be validated [ 12, 13] by more stringent analyses.

This profile across age groups remained unchanged in more stringent analyses with higher cutoff values (Technical Appendix Figure 2) in which, despite levels of seropositivity decreasing with higher cutoff titers, the reduction was consistent across all age groups.

This is more stringent than analysing FL insertions with disrupted ORFs, since elements with intact ORFs are likely to be younger due to the L1 proteins' cis-preference towards their encoding RNA [ 33]. ~28% (657) of putatively active sequences reside in introns (393 in antisense, 270 in sense, 6 both in sense and antisense, ratio ~1.46).

If we were more stringent in considered analyses done on all psychopathology measures, then and with probability set at α =.05 Bonferroni corrected significance levels would be p =.0056.

Next, we employed a more stringent approach to analysing the seminal vesicle proteome, performing a single analysis of proteome composition and focusing solely on that proportion of the proteome that is secreted and that could thus have functions relevant to sperm competition outcomes within the female reproductive tract.

Of these, 16 first-line and 8 maintenance studies met more stringent requirements for meta-analyses.

Thus, a more stringent cutoff is required when analysing short reads compared to analyses involving full-length genes.