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Calculations with lower coverage thresholds revealed higher NCO GC rates compared to calculations with more stringent coverage thresholds.

We next addressed the question if the differences detected can be overcome using more stringent coverage cutoffs.

With decreasing costs for sequencing, it should be feasible in future studies to increase sequence coverage and set more stringent coverage thresholds during SNP calling to avoid false positives.

A more stringent 95% coverage was used to be considered FL for terpenoid biosynthetic genes.

In the absence of additional data or models, more stringent thresholding of coverage is needed.

A more stringent n-fold coverage threshold (≥6X here vs. ≥3X in the previous analysis of N2) was required for effective mutation identification in the current study.

Medicare has more stringent criteria for coverage, requiring speech-understanding to be < 40% in the ear to be implanted and in the binaural condition.

We could map 405 additional Type I New genes to the Amel_2.0 assembly if we required only 50% of the gene to be covered (Table S2 in Additional file 1), rather than the more stringent 80% gene coverage reported in Table  5, consistent with the Amel_2.0 assembly being less continuous than Amel_4.5.

These more stringent standards reduce the coverage and thus the power, but the observed patterns remain (supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online).

Setting more stringent cutoffs reduces the coverage too much: r ≥ 0.70 includes only ~26%% of the gene loci; r ≥ 0.80 includes only ~6%%.

This paper reviews the major changes to the standard, including expansion of energy efficiency coverage and more stringent efficiency requirements.