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If the data are paired-end, each sample will produce two FASTQ files (one for each read-end).

Collecting the excitation beam in forward direction requires careful consideration: first, because the upper layers of the sample will produce aberrations that might interfere with the measurement if the lower layers are being corrected, and second because an additional lens with the same or higher numerical aperture than the used microscope objective must be introduced into the setup.

Most unweathered spoil samples will produce moderate initial leachate EC levels (≥1,000 µs/cm) over their initial leaching cycles.

However, the sampling will produce aliasing problem of the harmonic frequency band, and this will bring new challenges to filtering processing.

It has been shown [14], [15] that if a training set of ∼100 early breast cancer samples is used to rank ∼10,000 genes (by their correlation with outcome), and the ∼100 top genes are selected as the prognostic set, repeating the procedure (with a different set of training samples) will produce a new gene list, whose overlap with the first one is typically 2 3%.

Either applying different gene methods to the same training samples, or applying the same gene selection method to different training samples, or applying different learning classifiers to the same training samples, will produce a different optimization of the feature set.

Good MALDI sample preparation for polymers involves choosing the solvent system, the matrix, and the ionization agent correctly, and combining them in a manner that will lead to a sample that will produce the desired ions.

Items in the test are selected and included so that a sample population will produce a symmetrical bell-shaped distribution of test scores with a mean and median of 100 points and a standard deviation of 15 points.

Just averaging the values from a small sample size will produce unstable and unreliable results.

However it is less efficient than random sampling and will produce estimates with poorer precision for the same number of measured stems.

Expansion of data sources, species, tissues, and sampling sites will produce more relevant biomonitoring surveys.