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Large-scale repeatable analyses of deep-sea biotic data are also crucial to developing a broad understanding of deep-sea diversity patterns.

Three areas in need of technological innovations and recommendations for future sampling involve improving the accuracy of species-level identifications, making such information more rapidly available, and conducting large-scale repeatable analyses of deep-sea biotic data.

The data show that the method gave repeatable results: CV was 2% to 21% for repeated analyses on three different occasions of the same sample (n = 18).

In addition, detection was limited to laser-induced fluorescence of the analytes due to difficulty in achieving stable and repeatable CE MS analyses within monolithic PDMS devices.

The potential resulting benefits of such bioinformatics clouds include easing large-scale data integration, enabling repeatable and reproducible analyses, maximizing the scope for sharing, and harnessing collective intelligence for knowledge discovery.

As a result, while their size analyses are repeatable, the accuracy is indeterminate.

Hierarchical cluster (HC) results reflected that the three biological replicates between 4 M and 5 F or between PP and 5 F clustered together indicating the microarray analyses are repeatable (Fig. 1B).

Although it is practically noninvasive and easily repeatable, functional and protein analyses of mitochondrial OXPHOS system in lymphocytes or lymphoblasts have only been used sporadically for the study of mitochondrial diseases [15], [16], [17], [18], [19], [20], [21], [22], [23], [24], [25].

Our results show that the three methods quantify the urbanization gradient similarly, as the 'urbanization scores' they provide are strongly correlated and the results of the ecological analyses are highly repeatable across the three approaches.

Two independent observers performed photo analyses with highly repeatable results (R2 = 0.99 head, R2 = 0.98 back, n = 11).

Only repeatable RWs were used in further analyses of shell shape.