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This association between frequently retained introns and mRNA export is primarily mediated by nine genes that exhibit differential intron retention in more than one-third of all samples on average (Fig.  3e).

Therefore, the size of the used sample set is much smaller for MSA than for dynamic S-VNS (e.g., 1.04 vs. 142.80 samples on average; maximum of 42 vs. 161 samples for the small instance during one run with an average of 682.09 plans in the pool of MSA).

Leaf area index measurements integrated canopy characteristics over a relatively large spatial area and therefore only required five samples, on average, to achieve the same degree of precision.

The active heterotrophic biomass in the film was estimated in detached biofilm samples; on average, it corresponded to a 39% fraction of particulate COD.

In the present study, Firmicutes, Bacteroidetes, and Proteobacteria were predominantly abundant in all samples on average.

Our estimate gives the date of divergence relative to present day, whereas that of Edwards et al. [13] is relative to the deposition date of the ancient samples, on average 6,262 years ago.

The number N would increase with decreasing limiting apparent brightness f0, because one is sampling, on average, larger volumes of space when one counts fainter sources.

For this reason, per farmer, more than one landrace population was sampled (on average, 1.15).

The proliferation rate in the preconditioned samples was on average one day slower compared to the unconditioned control samples.

The genotypes obtained from hair samples were re-sampled on average 3.9 times and 50% of them were recorded for more than one year.

Tob1 was transcriptionally downregulated in all 10 human osteoarthritic cartilage samples to, on average, one-sixth (Fig. 1).