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Although this adjustment results in some disagreement between estimated vent temperature in the actual records (Fig. 4) and the simulations (Fig. 12), we rely more on heat discharge than temperature, because the dominant H2O component of the plume carries most of the thermal energy through its large latent heat.

This adjustment results in every sample having the same signal and noise means estimated from fitting the bimodal Gaussian mixture model on the normalized intensity values, but the common variance parameter of the mixture model may vary between samples.

This adjustment resulted in a sample estimate of 159 women per arm of the trial.

Analyses without this adjustment result in lower estimates of mortality reduction ranging between 4 and 6% (data not shown).

This adjustment resulted in a sequence-dependent model with half the average error of the sequence-independent model.

This adjustment resulted in the lowest Cq values, which could not be compared to the Cq values obtained with the other reaction mixtures due to differences in thresholds.

This adjustment resulted in DIN producing a very similar number of 'diagnostic' days to that seen in GPRD (23.1 to 22.9).

For the measures of quality and satisfaction, this adjustment resulted in a slight reduction in effect sizes, with differences no longer being statistically significant.

For 17 of the 30 analyses (57%) this adjustment resulted in statistically significant reductions in risk associated with self-reported intellectual impairments.

This adjustment resulted in baseline normalization of the samples with the log-ratio in unmethylated regions set to zero and, interestingly, essentially eliminated the autocorrelation in null probes (Additional File 1 panel B).

This dynamic adjustment results in a stop signal delay that enables the participant to stop on approximately 50% of the stop trials.