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Removing this confounding factor, by comparing 50 TP53 WT/ER+ samples vs. 11 TP53 mutant/ER+ samples or 12 TP53 WT/ER- samples vs. 26 TP53 mutant/ER- samples, we observed different repertoires of differentially expressed miRNAs (Table S3).

To ensure that these positive correlations are not simply a function of cell size or variability in the processing, we normalized the data by a housekeeper gene, 18S, to remove this confound.

To remove this confound, data were normalised, i.e., divided by area-specific CA size.

For example, Dutkowski et al. (2013), when benchmarking their method against GO, initially used as input some networks that were influenced by data from GO (e.g., YeastNet ), and so had to perform separate experiments to remove this confound.

Third, simple modification of the experimental design (such as administration of the radiotracer as a bolus, followed by constant infusion, rather than as a single bolus) might remove this potential confounding factor and allow appropriate quantification within the limits of a single scanning session.

Future prospective study would need to document functional status (FIM scores) at consistent times following stroke between the OAI groups to remove this potential confounding effect.

Firstly, the influence of bias in PCR amplification in these ASE examinations has been acknowledged and a custom ASE array has been developed that removes this possible confounding factor [ 17].

A more sophisticated non-invasive eye tracking system should be employed in the future examinations of primate visual ERPs to remove this potential confound.

As a result only those ions that co-elute and correlate are grouped, thus removing the confounding redundancies.

The difference would be thus pronounced after removing the confounding.

After removing the confounding factors, MDA-LDL level was shown to be positively correlated with LDL-C level (p<0.001), Brinkman index (p=0.009) and male gender (p=0.019; table 3).