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Our previous study [ 26] indicated that aneuploidy and imbalanced rearrangements can be detected accurately by NGS in TE cells at a much lower depth (0.07X) of sequencing.

Even though the WGS data have much lower depth coverage in general, the accuracy of INDEL detection with WGS data is much higher than that with WES data.

This observation suggests that while a complete coverage saturation of all possible sites may require an excessive number of reads, it is possible to achieve near saturation of sites within a limited size-spectrum at much lower depth of coverage.

Compared with ChIA-PET tool, MICC recovered a significantly greater fraction of interactions detected in higher-depth sequencing library using a much lower-depth sequencing library.

But because of their much lower penetration depth in matter electrons proved to be more favorable in terms of animal shielding and, concomitantly, in generating a suitable dose profile over the hippocampal target volume by means of a small stereotactically defined opening (3.7 mm×11 mm slit) within the shielding plate (5 mm of lead).

On the other hand, the Sultan data have a much lower sequencing depth and thus have a much lower threshold.

Most previous studies of KS diversity in dinoflagellate transcriptomes had much lower sequence depth and coverage, therefore similar sequences may be present in other species, but have not been detected.

In the shallow part of the gulf, mixing allows for sufficient light availability to sustain the growth of Microcystis over the extended periods even when the depth of the euphotic zone is much lower than the mixing depth (Zeu ≪  Zmix).

Due to multiple reasons such as various kerogen types, different thermal evolution degrees, and secondary changes, the distribution characteristics of δ13C1 show that δ13C1 values of natural gases at middle depth are much lower, but those at shallow and deep depths are higher (Fig. 4).

The Vix, which measures the implied volatility of options on the S.& P. 500 index, and is called the fear index by traders, spiked on Thursday, though it is still much lower than during the depths of the financial crisis in 2008.

At this depth, a much lower average temperature of ~60 °C is obtained in the second model compared to the model 1 (Fig. 6).