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A likely explanation for this difference is that our tracing method offers more sensitive detection of presynaptic terminals compared to previously used methods that rely on counting varicosities along axons as synapses [60].

Our approach to identify residue conservation among proteins differs from most of the currently used methods that rely on sequence-based comparisons only (eg, calculated multiple sequence alignments using PSI-BLAST, ClustalW, Muscle, or other sequence alignment programs).

Other groups are also attempting to make such all-in-one diagnostic chips, using optical methods like the European group or using methods that rely on changes in electrical resistance.

Both use methods that rely on data from administrative databases that can be noticeably improved by use of more accurate risk adjustment models that are not subject to observational intensity bias.

Furthermore, given that we must assume that it has not yet achieved environmental equilibrium, using methods that rely on (pseudo) absence data, such as generalized linear models or generalized additive models, is problematic (Guisan and Thuiller 2005).

It has been shown that high accuracies of imputation from 50 k to HD data in cattle can be obtained using methods that rely mostly on population LD information [ 16], such as BEAGLE [ 15] and IMPUTE2 [ 17].

To this end, we used a previously used method that relies on the affiliation field provided by PubMed to determine the affiliation country of authors.

The researchers also compared their results to population density data gathered through remote sensing technologies, a widely used method that relies on satellite imaging to gather detailed information on population settlement patterns and estimate population counts.

In this study, we used several methods that rely on the interaction of OH with nucleic acids to complement the spin-trapping experiments.

In the dietary assessment literature, others have recommended using creative methods that rely on cues and prompts to add context and aid recall in children, which may provide data of sufficient accuracy to be used to assess a specific aspect of children's behavior [ 13].

We recommend the use of the proposed approach in determining the sample size of post-epidemic seroepidemiological studies, calculating the 95% confidence interval of observed final size, and conducting relevant hypothesis testing instead of the use of methods that rely on a binomial proportion.