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The SFA is less prone to identify DEGs originating from tumor epithelial cells, since samples were weighted according to stroma content.

The relationship between the coverage obtained using IS-seq (reads per RFLP band) and the difference between observed and expected sites showed that our method was prone to identify fewer insertion sites than number of bands identified by RFLP when the coverage was below 100 reads per RFLP band, hence decreasing the sensitivity (Additional file 3: Figure S 2).

"The NRA is especially prone to identifying bogeymen, or in this case, a bogeywoman in [Speaker of the House-elect] Nancy Pelosi, who will serve as the face of the threat to gun rights," said Melzer.

We note that this conservative approach may conceivably exclude genuine β-cell targets, should these be further modified as a result of undefined brain-derived signals, but is likely to be relatively less prone to identifying false positives (i.e., a type I statistical error).

Having proven the concept of this approach, next steps will now use the high sensitivity of nuclear imaging techniques to further investigate the surface of inflamed endothelium and rupture prone plaques to identify and elucidate the role of platelets in inflammatory processes and the development of atherosclerosis.

We did not measure ventilation distributions in the prone posture to identify whether or not sequential ventilation distribution was diminished.

To our knowledge, this is the first study that has examined prevalence and patterns of female violence, together with social adversity and mental health problems of violence-prone women, to identify risk factors for female violence using two representative community samples.

These models will need to incorporate the complexity of an actively evolving flow field including the development of a master tube system prone to leakage, identify the morphology of breakouts (e.g., sheet and hummocky lava), reflect changes in lava supply/storage through inflation rates, and rapidly update the modifications in topography.

Though Single-Subject and Across-Patient questions did not appear to be particularly error prone, being able to identify this information more quickly in a clinical setting would perhaps give medical professionals more time to interact face-to-face with patients.

Big data - large scale datasets of operational transactional data - could have massive potential for improving governance, in terms of making government bodies more efficient, more effective, less prone to failure (identifying failing services or inadequate contractors, for example) and more citizen focused, as well as aiding policy design and development.

An extremely large or small value viciously reported by malicious users will bring about huge damage for the fusion center without any defense schames, but such attack behaviors are very prone to be identified.