However, on further investigation, additional HCV RNA test results were identified for these individuals in the database, but were reported with insufficient patient identifiers and therefore could not be reliably linked to the individuals.
Similar results were identified in sorted GL261 (Supplementary Figure S2A) and HepG2 cells (Supplementary Figure S2B).
Key reactions that could help obtain a better match between the experimental and simulated results were identified using both brute-force and global sensitivity analyses.
Seventeen programs with published results were identified from this detailed search and these were evaluated and synthesized in the following manuscript.
By examining experimental conditions, including immobilization levels and temperature, for a range of analytes, and by using global analysis of several sample dilutions, conditions that gave the most robust results were identified.
These results were identified with several analyses, such as Fourier transform-infrared (FT-IR) spectrometry, Boehm titration, N2 adsorption, water vapor adsorption, transmission electron microscopy (TEM), Fourier transform-Raman (FT-Raman), 4-probe IV measurement, and cyclic voltammetry (CV).
The characterization results were identified by the adsorption experiments.
The results were identified mostly to genus level and are attached in the Additional file 2: Fig S1.
Three questions on the survey results were identified (nos. 5, 19, and 23) where instructor M went from scoring a 3 (pre-) to a 4 (mid-) to a 3 (end-of) and back to a 4 (post-).
Very similar results were identified when we looked at affects most present during high vs. low ILI clinical visits across datasets, i.e., neutral sentiment and sadness were expressed most during high ILI times and positive sentiment, anger, and surprise are expressed during low periods.
The band at ∼64 kDa was quantified as shown, but similar results were identified for the 47 kDa and 40 kDa bands (not shown).
