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Pairwise LD analysis on the Bantu samples, predicted a single haplotype block encompassing a 1-kb region towards the 5′ end of the gene, which showed strong LD between four variants, −2572A>G, −2192C>T, −1982C>T and −1538G>A (Fig.  1A).

The statistical data obtained from natural samples predict a lognormal distribution of calcite grains.

A secondary aim was to conduct sensitivity and specificity analyses to determine how well a single urine sample predicted an individual's urinary As profile and As exposure.

For a more quantitative assessment of how well a single urine sample predicts a subject's exposure category based on 3-month average metabolite levels, we conducted sensitivity and specificity analyses, using only the results from the 10 subjects who provided nine urine samples each (Table 4).

Samples predicted to have an inversion allele based on the genotypes of SNPs with the highest r values were chosen for follow-up genotyping (Table  3) and additional r plots incorporating these added genotypes were created (Supplementary Material, Fig. S4).

In 29 of the 30 ErbB2-positive samples, ONCOCNV predicted a gain in the genomic region containing the ErbB2 gene (Fig. 5).

Young's modulus of a specific CT-scanned macroporous scaffold sample, predicted from a Finite Element simulation of a uniaxial compression test, agrees well with the experimental value obtained from an ultrasonic test on the same sample.

For this reason we did not continue to analyse all the available samples using the Ion AmpliSeq panel after our initial evaluation of 24 samples as we predicted a higher failure rate for the remaining sub-optimal samples.

For the mid-depth sample, the model predicted a naphthalene concentration below the detection limit which agreed with the non-detectable level of naphthalene for this sample.

Sensitivity is the probability for a NED sample to be correctly predicted as Low risk; Specificity is the probability for a Failed sample to be correctly predicted as High risk; PPV is the probability that a sample predicted as Low risk actually belongs to class NED; NPV is the probability that a sample predicted as High risk actually does not belong to NED [ 17].

The Dutch parliament adopted a law in 2003 regulating forensic DNA phenotyping, the use of DNA samples to predict a suspect's ancestry or physical characteristics.