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The error is defined as the distance between the true 3-D position (input to the simulation) and the one retrieved as a result from the tracker.
15 Of the 26 publications provided in the original meta-analysis and the one retrieved by literature search, 11 could be included in our analysis.
Half of the single-gene analyses (6/13) gave a well supported topology, identical to the one retrieved with the concatenated sequences (fig. 2), and corresponding to the known relationship among the named species (Kiontke et al. 2004; Kiontke and Fitch 2005).
We refer to this sequence as the reference allele PHO1a-H R. The reference allele was the only one retrieved from cv Satina, suggesting that Satina was homozygous for PHO1a-H R. The remaining eight cDNA sequences fell into two groups, cDNAs 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, 8, 9 (Table 4).
The analysis of one retrieved implant by scanning electron microscopy evidenced complete absence of bony residues on the implant surface.
Two years passed, and no one retrieved the body, Lata claims.
The primary analysis of one retrieved meta-analysis [ 28] pooled data from primary and secondary prevention trials and was therefore excluded.
The R.O.V. also transmitted images of a heavily corroded bell, which Stemm thought resembled one retrieved from the Atocha, and several rectangular objects that he later said he thought were "possible silver bars".
Only one retrieved study by Degenhardt et al. [ 10] focused on the effectiveness of combined intervention of NSP and OST.
Bacterial amoA gene sequences recovered from the present study and the relevant ones retrieved from GenBank including those from the Mai Po Nature Reserve marshes and the Pearl River Estuary were transferred into MEGA 5.0 (Tamura et al. 2011) and merged for editing and further analyses (Cao et al. 2011e; Jin et al. 2011; Li et al. 2011).
Having all genomic results retested in a CLIA certified laboratory poses significant challenges related to the expertise of clinical laboratories, limited samples, and the process by which one retrieves a duplicate sample.
