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The usual MIP model consisting of a cavity, which closely fits the shape of the template from all sides, appears unsuitable for this MIP, and it is replaced with a more realistic, more open model.

To estimate efficiencies, a standard curve was generated for each primer pair from 10-fold serial dilutions (from 100 to 0.01 ng) of a pool of first-stranded cDNA template from all samples.

Templates from all loci were cycle sequenced using primers and methods already published [ 24, 37].

Candidates were initially validated using cDNA templates from all 16 genotypes included in the RNA-seq dataset.

An important concern in the analysis of environmental samples is obtaining DNA templates from all target organisms in the mixed sample.

Dynamically selecting a low, fixed number of sequences from which the alignment template is constructed rather than basing the alignment on a global template built from all reference sequences allows the use of very large reference MSAs, lowering the number of bases remaining unaligned because they do not occur in the reference MSA.

This indicates that our capture procedure successfully retrieved template molecules from all genomic regions accessible via this method, and that deeper sequencing would not result in additional data for CO92 template regions not covered in our data set.

For inter-subject registration, these affine-aligned GM and white matter images were warped to a study-specific tissue template constructed from all study participants using a diffeomorphic non-linear image registration algorithm [26].

DARTEL preprocessed data are registered to an averaged size template created from all subjects in this study.

This approach registers all gray matter (GM) and white matter (WM) images to an averaged-size template created from all subjects used in this study and modulates the images to preserve the total amount of signal from each region in the images.

Briefly, STEM first selects m template profiles from all possible profiles on levels - c,..., 0,..., c, for a constant c, that are as different as possible.