Figure 1 outlines this study and the numbers of samples that contributed to each phase.
Samples that contributed to the FTPR generated high quality peak data in 136, 154 and 171 assays.
On the other hand, the main samples that contributed to the second PC are 43 48, 52 54, 61 81, 88 105, 109 120, which are young rosetta leaves (see Supplementary Table 1 for sample descriptions by sample index).
Thank you to those who kindly collected or provided samples that contributed to this work: Teija Aho, Janis Birzaks, Martina Blass, Michele Casini, Hannu Harjunpää, Eric Hoffmann, Alpo Huhmarniemi, Timo Jääskeläinen, Mike Luner, Jukka Pönni, Anna-Karin Ring, Lennart Sundström and Anti Vasemägi.
In Figure 4A, the first three ions (i.e., a, b, and c) in the bottom left corner of the "S" are the ions from the raw R. palmatum sample that contributed the greatest difference observed in the data between the raw and processed R. palmatum.
We used a Gaussian weighting procedure with a local mean estimator that required a minimum average neighborhood size (i.e., the number of sample units that contribute to an estimate of the response variable at each point. We used 5% of the sample size).
However, these buffer-defined variables can limit the fraction of sampling points that contribute to parameter estimation where there is heterogeneity in source distribution at sub-domain scales (e.g., Class 1 roadways in our domain).
The number of test sample p-value that contribute to the final Kolmogorov-Smirnov test for the uniformity of the distribution of p-values of the test statistic is a variable with default 100, which is much larger than most diehard default values.
Data were obtained from Solucient's ACTracker® database, a sample of hospitals that contribute general discharge-level information, in addition to specific drug and laboratory information.
