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We found 399 miRNAs shared by both samples in total, whose expression levels were then normalized and compared.

A total of 5,174 scaffolds were shared by both samples (5.8% of Weevil scaffolds; 4.7% of Canopy scaffolds), showing that thousands of similar scaffolds can also be recovered between pools of different species composition.

The identified peptides associated with EKA proteins are almost exclusive to either haustoria or hyphae, with only one peptide shared by both types of samples (Table  4), implying that different EKA proteins may have specific functions in different fungal tissues.

Overall, the tumor biopsies are nearer to the cancer cell lines than to the finite lifespan cells which suggests that there may be a common set of aberrant DNA methylation events shared by both the clinical samples and cancer cell line models that correlates with their malignant phenotypes.

Friends were impressed, samples were shared by both club DJs and Internet surfers, and then in 2005, "Arular" -- an album that matched her hip-hop and dance beats with lyrics that touched on poverty and war -- was released in the U.S. to substantial buzz.

All 55 CEU samples were shared by both the low coverage dataset and HapMap 3 dataset.

The low coverage pilot data in 55 CEU samples (P1.MACH) which were shared by both the low coverage datasets and HapMap 3 dataset, HapMap 3 unphased (H3.MACH) and phased (H3.PHASE) data in 55 CEU samples were used as reference panels.

The binomial distribution gives the chance of drawing r black balls in n selections (with replacement) from an urn in which the proportion of black balls is p. If we grant this assumption, and if most of the properties in our 'sample' are shared by both domains, then the binomial distribution gives us a high probability that the two domains have additional observable similarities.

However, since these mismatches were shared by samples with both positive and negative NS1 antigen results, these mismatches were unlikely to influence the sensitivity of NS1 detection assay.

Actually, some GO terms related to fatty acid metabolism were shared by leaf samples of the 2 genotypes, namely, "lipid metabolic process" (GO 0006629), "fatty acid biosynthetic process" (GO 0006633) and "lipid biosynthetic process" (GO 0008610) (Additional file 6: Table S6).

The PCA results showed a molecular homogeneity shared by tumour samples, and prompted us to proceed in the subsequent statistical analysis without discriminating between epithelioid and biphasic subclasses.