TGA and MPA show intermediate growth kinetics, but MPA yields a much lower initial size distribution than TGA.
El Salvador shares a higher number of haplotypes with North America (19), followed by Meso-America (10), and then South America (8); note however that the database for Meso-America (n = 395) is of a much lower sample size than the one from North (n = 2,010) and South (n = 1,596).
In our study, we used a population with a much lower effective size than in humans (therefore having a higher LD).
A much lower sample size (21 22 versus 40 48) was required to classify samples of high rather than low or moderate prevalence.
Indeed, even a longer eclipse did not lead to the much lower burst size of the mutants at 37°C (Table 2).
This covariation at r ~0.3 0.4 was also prevalent when W lineages were excluded, but was not significant due to the much lower sample size reducing statistical power (r = 0.324, F1,16 = 1.878, P = 0.189, Figure 4b).
Our result contrasts strongly with Buchanan et al. (2003) who did find some consistency in individual testosterone levels between breeding and post-breeding season, albeit with a much lower sample size (n = 19) and medium effect (R = 19.3, p = 0.027).
Given the much lower sample size on indels relative to SNPs, the proportion of S categories is not statistically different between Eastern and Central but Western chimpanzees exhibiting the greatest fraction of deleterious mutations with | S| < 1 for that class of mutations.
An accurate stratification during study recruitment with regard to 'progressors' with relatively rapid cartilage loss is, however, important, because the potential therapeutic effect of a disease-modifying OA drug can be demonstrated using much lower sample sizes if only participants with a high likelihood of fast progression are recruited.
It has to be noted that in the SCAMP-3, the size of the array is much lower than the size of the utilized images.
