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These analyses revealed that they were most likely derived from one single population that was expanding over the time period considered here, that is, the two samples are unlikely to represent two independent populations that diverged earlier than 108 generations before present (g BP) or ∼2.7 ky BP.
Therefore, the sorbed Cu II) on the two samples are unlikely in Cu-TCS complexes.
Having experienced negligible oxidation, the unaged undyed model samples are unlikely to be comparable to the significantly more degraded and oxidised historic fragments which are over 500 years old (see Fig. 6).
An advantage to this experimental design is that patient samples are unlikely to have additional copy number variants, aside from the pathological deletions and duplications already identified and excluded prior to this analysis.
For both ER and GR mapping in mouse, we only considered transcripts with σ>0.15 (median within-strain σ for ER mapping and between-strain σ for GR mapping), since probes with little or no variability across all samples are unlikely to show large differences in variability between subsets of samples.
Antibodies present in uncoagulated blood samples are unlikely to interfere with virus isolation in vivo.
Being all the communities revealed smaller than that size and distributed in agreement with what already observed for other complex networks [12], we may hypothesize that the community structure unveiled by the algorithm for our samples is unlikely to be affected by the resolution limit.
Therefore the presence of antimalarials in samples is unlikely to be a factor influencing our growth inhibition results.
Relatively limited geographical range of these samples was unlikely to account for greater genetic similarity among the isolates, since the same variants were found also in I. ricinus ticks from migratory birds or found questing in Sweden and Lithuania.
Storage of serum samples is unlikely to have biased study results, as all samples were similarly stored.
There is no evidence of significant degradation of antigenic components after prolonged freezing, thus storage of the samples is unlikely to be a significant confounding factor.
