For the single-satellite solution, an additional uncertainty is due to the unknown orientation of the current sheet.
These values depend slightly on the unknown orientation of the plates and have thus to be considered somewhat uncertain (by ±2%), consequently limiting the sensitivity of the measurements to small absorption losses.
This number, however, slightly decreased at E13.5, possibly for the presence of many mitosis with unknown orientation (Figure 1E, lower panel).
Similar proportions of participants identified as gay (44%) and heterosexual (45%), while fewer identified as bisexual (8%) or of unknown sexual orientation (2%).
Diagnoses of chlamydia decreased among heterosexual men and men of unknown sexual orientation (0.4%, from 44,512 to 44,339) and increased among women (4.9%, from 48,642 to 51,045).
MSM, men who have sex with men; non-MSM men, heterosexual men and men of unknown sexual orientation; STI, sexually transmitted infection.
Relative to 2013, in 2014 the number of syphilis diagnoses among heterosexual men and men of unknown sexual orientation decreased by 0.2% (from 578 to 577), with a larger decrease in women (7.1%, from 283 to 263) (Table 1).
Compared with the increased diagnoses in MSM since 2013, in 2014 the increases in gonorrhea diagnoses among heterosexual men and men of unknown sexual orientation (5.2%, from 8,122 to 8,546) and women (9.3%, from 7,664 to 8,379) were smaller (Table 1).
Genital herpes diagnoses decreased by 4.8% (from 10,938 to 10,415) and 0.9% (from 20,069 to 19,883) and genital warts by 5.2% (from 37,872 to 35,893) and 4.8% (from 32,834 to 31,251) among heterosexual men and men of unknown sexual orientation and among women, respectively.
Sequences with unknown orientation were omitted from further analyses.
