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Insertion site information is extracted from the resulting alignments using BedTools (coverage command) to summarise coverage of the reference by left and right flanking reads; these are filtered by read depth (default, minimum read depth ≥6x) to minimize false positive hits, and regions that overlap or are separated by a short distance (default, ≤100 bp) are merged using BedTools (merge command).

Table 4 summarises the coverage of the 11 epitope:HLA class I allele pairs in ten areas of the World.

In addition to the systematic review, data summarising the coverage of HIV prevention interventions was drawn primarily from recently published reviews 39 and previously published country-level data.

Subscribe: Each weekday morning at 9am we summarise the newspapers' coverage of the conflict.

The BBC coverage summarised the move as follows: "Acquiring the label of a Russell Group university could be seen as adding value – particularly for the lucrative overseas student market".

Table 2 summarises the influenza vaccination coverage rate among older people for season 2010/2011.

District-level data on cervical (age groups 25 49 and 50 64) and breast (age group 50 64) screening coverage are summarised in table 1, overall, and separately for London and the rest of England.

The estimates by different analyses under the simulated scenarios, and their bias, MSE and 95% coverage are summarised in tables 1 and 2. For a large treatment effect (a mean difference of 30, representing 50% improvement over the usual care), the ITT estimate was considerably biased.

12 15 Various systematic reviews have assessed the effectiveness of such reminder methods in improving childhood immunisation coverage, and we summarise the most relevant ones below.

She was equally critical of political reporting, the "insider" mentality that she summarised, with knife-like acuity, in her coverage of the 1988 presidential race: American reporters, she wrote, like to cover a campaign because "it has balloons".

Table S6 summarises the available data about genome sequence coverage, genome size and the number of predicted proteins for each species.