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To address this issue in a more explicit way, we examined the overlap of local and cis-eQTLs in pairwise comparisons of all the datasets (Additional file 1: Table S3), using either genome and sex matched or unmatched datasets.

Response: Although I agree with the reviewers that the results from unmatched datasets do not offer sufficient evidence, I believe that the findings from both size-matched and –unmatched sets are relevant in this publication.

To measure the overall imbalance in the unmatched dataset, which is visible in Table 2, we can use the ℒ 1 statistic introduced by (Iacus et al. 2008) as a comprehensive measure of global imbalance.

Matching appeared to resolve the difference in Gleason score that was seen in the unmatched dataset.

Figure  2 depicts Kaplan-Meier survival curves for anemia, thrombocytopenia, and nephrotoxicity using the unmatched dataset.

Figure  3 depicts Kaplan-Meier survival curves for days on mechanical ventilation, LOS in the ICU, and LOS in the hospital using the unmatched dataset.

Blastn searches with the unmatched A. glycines dataset (45,706 transcripts) revealed hits for 4,576 transcripts, with top hits to A. pisum (2,931/4,576) and Aphis craccivora (1,381/4,576).

This metric was developed for application to expression datasets consisting of unmatched experimental conditions, and it quantifies the similarity of the expression correlations between a pair of orthologs and all other identified orthologs.

We removed all unmatched SNV data between these two datasets and retained only the valid 2,500,781 SNV sites genotyped in at least 174 PGP participants so that we could estimate the allele frequencies on these sites accurately.

While some data will match according to the linker in each dataset, other entries will remain unmatched [ 48].

Similar analysis of identifying targets from DE mRNAs was attempted using unmatched samples from the same in-house BC dataset (n = 141).