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Among the HWEs, 44% had Ci < 0.015 (HWEc) whereas among the test dataset (refer methods for details) only 35% of the proteins had Ci < 0.015 (p = 0.007).

We then collated substantial regions in these proteins that did not map to any of these known domains and scanned them for transmembrane regions, signal peptides, and compositionally biased stretches (refer Methods for details).

The two most widely referred methods today for evaluating the tracheal dimensions are the TD/TI ratio by Harvey and Fink [ 2] and the TT/3R ratio by Coyne and Fingland [ 1].

Following random re-sampling, to equalize sample size to that of the smallest sample (4070 sequences) and enable comparison based on equal sequencing effort [10], and de-noising (i.e. the removal of spurious sequences based on the SLP technique), the bacterial community contained 999 distinct OTUs (please refer to methods for the level of demarcation for the OTUs).

Please refer to Methods for more details.

To summarize our observations, we grouped the functional categories by their divergence-DAF pattern using a hierarchical clustering method (please refer to Methods for details).

In this regard, four gene clusters that fit the criteria as GEIs (refer to Methods for details) were detected and are pointed out in Figure  1.

This statistical association can be used to derive hypothesis on how to perturb the metabolic network towards increased productivity (refer to Methods for a detailed mathematical description).

Estimates of NeV and NeD were paired accordingly (refer to Methods for details) to account for this potential source of bias, so this is unlikely to explain the lack of correlation between NeV and NeD estimates.

Overall, MetaSysX showed a relatively higher median RSD (refer to methods for details on RSD calculation) over biological replicates: 0.35 as opposed to 0.26 from Metabolon (Table  1-B).

These may have been undergoing active ripening related changes and may not be considered mature dates, since their phenotype may have changed have they been allowed more time to complete their ripening (refer to methods for definition of date maturity).