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Additionally, it is possible that researchers might tend to report the lower CMT prevalence in larger samples and vice versa [18, 117].

For instance, some patients showed low levels of genetic variability at the T0 sample and higher levels at T1/T2 samples, and vice versa (Figures S1 and S2).

Because of the different ISI, ERP in response to the left channel would average out on the right channel samples and vice versa.

We specifically searched for pairs that were concordant (positively or negatively correlated with each other and with other targets/regulators) in AD but not in control samples, and vice versa.

Therefore the majority of the miRNAs found to be over-expressed in basal-like samples were also over-expressed in TP53 mutated samples and ER-negative samples and vice versa.

The biclustering algorithm performs simultaneous clustering of rows and columns of a gene expression matrix to identify biclusters, i.e., a subset of genes that exhibit similar expression patterns across a subset of samples, and vice versa.

Thus, silence sample intervals will not be interpreted as speech samples and vice-versa.

The latter is used for scaling the threshold ratio and thus, in effect, making the algorithm more conservative while attempting to assign a wild-type call to a position that is being called variant in a large number of samples and vice-versa.

The two partitions are called similarity and dissimilarity partitions, where similarity indicates the partition of the test (GCtimes GC) ROI that matches that of the reference sample, and vice versa.

Further actions were then organized by NORMAN [52 54] to investigate how environmental quality standards (EQS) values relate to results obtained from passive sampling and vice versa and to clarify where passive sampling could fit into the schemes that are currently applied for assessment of the chemical and ecological status of water bodies under the WFD [51].

Brock et al. [12] showed that sequencing efforts targeted at high-quality specimens in herbaria and type collections around the world represent by far the best way to leverage extant taxonomical knowledge to inform environmental sampling and vice versa.