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Two-tailed t-tests were performed on the Fisher-transformed residual correlations to assess whether the subject population reliably differed from 0. Paired t-tests were performed between eccentricity and polar angle residual correlations.

For each visual area pair, two-tailed t-tests were performed on the Fisher-transformed 0 distance correlations to assess whether the subject population reliably differed from 0. False Discovery Rate (FDR) corrections were applied for each condition separately (Benjamini and Hochberg, 1995).

We used the HGDP-CEPH Human Genome Diversity Panel [ 7] including 660,664 SNPs typed in 53 populations to reliably infer population differentiation.

Vermont's population is reliably Democratic, and protesters gathered along the president's motorcade route featured a lefty tilt, with signs demanding the closing of the military prison on Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, and a speedy exit from Afghanistan.

Meanwhile, in Florida, the Cuban population is reliably Republican (helped by Mr Bush's toughening of anti-Castro restrictions) and the non-Cuban Latinos are warming to Governor Jeb Bush, the president's brother.In the end, the Latino influence in November may depend on the turnout: given their (slight) preference for voting Democratic, the more they vote, the better it will be for Mr Kerry.

First, a parent population that reliably provides large clutches of uniformly sized embryos with little death or deformity greatly facilitates the screening process.

The tracker uses a size criterion to identify worms and because it is likely to be difficult, if not impossible, to establish size thresholds for mixed populations that reliably exclude both clumps of multiple worms and spurious objects, such as dust specks, that are smaller than single worms.

SNP allele frequencies with 4% difference between populations could reliably be detected [ 27] and for large genomic DNA pools, allele frequencies that differed by more then 5.2% would be significant [ 41].

Statistical power was calculated for each α value to determine how reliably population concentrations ranging from 10 to 20 zooplankton·m−3 could be discriminated from populations of <10 zooplankton·m−3 (eq 1c) for sample volumes of 0.1, 1, 3, and 7 m.

Some members of the Socialist Party accused him of "charcutage," or gerrymandering, for the Union for a Popular Movement because the expatriate population voted so reliably right.

Actual test positivity rates in a true screening population cannot be reliably estimated from this study and so the consequences for colonoscopy follow-up rates are uncertain.