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Finally, this model in conjunction with pattern search is applied to G4 screening in the whole human genome, producing a considerably smaller number of G4 candidates with statistical significance than that of G4 sequences predicted by pattern matching alone.

In the experiment, this approach produced a considerably strong performance.

Even a small increase in water or clay content produces a considerably larger or smaller runout distance, respectively.

However, the 6500 K light source produced a considerably higher output between 420 to 520 nm (although the peak at 435 nm was similar).

Although the numbers are not strictly comparable because of slight variations in the STR search-criteria and inter-specific variation in STR frequency, it seems that aDNA produces a considerably smaller fraction of sequences with STRs.

STROLL produced similar results to PHRAP while TIGR Assembler produced a considerably more erroneous resultant assembly.

NICE produces a considerably more detailed report and explanation of how the decision was reached.

Overall this indicates that Velvet-Oases produced a considerably more redundant assembly, but potentially included better coverage of the brown trout liver transcriptome.

Resistance-type activities produce a considerably larger increase in arterial pressure, because of the mechanical compression of blood vessels together with repeated Valsalva-like manoeuvres [ 5].

Here, we can see that, when the original scales are used, KNN produces a considerably noisier decision surface whereas SVM is capable of producing a much smoother decision surface.

The DHGLM2 (sire-dam model) and the classical linear mean animal model gave similar estimates of genetic (after appropriate rescaling) and common environmental variances on the mean, whereas the DHGLM1 (animal/sire-dam model) produced a considerably lower (~ −70%) estimate of genetic variance and a much larger (~ +300%) estimate of common environmental variance on the mean.