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Multiplicity-edited H C HSQC experiments were acquired using a 1024 × 128 data matrix, a J(C H) value of 145 Hz, which resulted in a multiplicity selection delay of 34 ms, a recycle delay of 1.5 s, and 80 scans per increment along with GARP decoupling on C during the acquisition time (150 ms).

Multiplicity-edited heteronuclear single-quantum coherence (HSQC) experiments were conducted using a 1024 × 256 data matrix, a J(C−H) value of 145 Hz which resulted in a multiplicity selection delay of 34 ms, a recycle delay of 1.5 s, and 16 scans per increment along with GARP decoupling on C during the acquisition time (150 ms).

Indels within the tyrAc_Δ domain presumably reflect a multiplicity of selections for functional interactions known to exist between the two fused domains as discussed earlier.

But mere multiplicity of choice is no substitute for quality.

In this algorithm, we first apply the cooperator selection without multiplicity constraint given by Algorithm 3 and then we remove parent source nodes for cooperator candidates whose multiplicities are more than the allowable largest value.

Figure 10 shows the dependency of the packet error rate on the scaling factor for the unreliability comparison in the cooperator selection with multiplicity constraint (see line 18 in Algorithm 4).

Bayesian variable selection requires multiplicity correction to control the false discovery rate and avoid degeneracy (Scott and Berger, 2010).

In this case, the simplified cooperator selection algorithm without multiplicity constraint is summarized as Algorithm 3. Its computational complexity is (Oleft (N_{mathrm node}^{2}right)) (see the Appendix 3).

The simplified cooperator selection algorithm with multiplicity constraint is summarized as Algorithm 4, where the "remove" operation contains renumbering the remaining elements after the removal, and ρ is a scaling factor for the unreliability comparison.

The findings were a result of a non a priori analysis, and hence could not rule out selection bias and multiplicity aspects relating to a post hoc analytic exercise.

Darwin used the artificial selection of a multiplicity of fancy pigeons from ancestral rock pigeons to illustrate his ideas on strong selective forces being able to change the phenotypes of organisms 'by descent' (Darwin 1868).