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Mature miRNA sequences and their precursor sizes differ greatly between poriferans, cnidarians, and bilaterians, which suggests relatively dynamic evolution [12].

Furthermore, suspected malaria in this area is treated presumptively, despite information which suggests relatively few cases which present with malaria-like symptoms actually have clinical malaria [39], [40], [41], [42].

Our analysis on the van de Vijver dataset yielded an AUC of 0.75, which suggests relatively good performance.

We observed the same degree of ancestry homogeneity in the three types of genetic markers for self-identified U.S. Europeans and U.S. Asians, which suggests relatively low genetic admixture with other ancestry groups than the one indicated by self-declaration.

However, all three miRNAs: let-7d, miR-203, and miR-320 were reliably detected by qRT-PCR in every sample with low mean Ct values (miR-let-7d: 27.52 ± 0.77; miR-203: 24.66 ± 0.3; miR-320: 24.69 ± 1.1) which suggests relatively high levels of urinary expression.

The test for non-linearity based on a comparison of linear and linear-quadratic dose-response models was not statistically significant (P=0.17), but the pure quadratic model, which suggests relatively little risk at lower doses, nominally provided a slightly better fit (difference in Akaike information criterion statistics of 1.87) than did the linear model.

It is proposed that the reaction follows an inner-sphere mechanism, which suggested relatively faster rates of ring closure compared to the oxidation step.

This interpretation is further supported by the Bayesian skyride plots for the two mtDNA subclades (Additional file 3), both of which suggested relatively stable populations during this time.

Both the 17 and 20 mm versions worked well, which suggests a relatively wide bandwidth and a high tolerance to small variations in manufacture like dielectric constant of the PCB substrate.

This is consistent with archaeological and historical evidence regarding the appearance of smallpox as a human disease which suggests a relatively recent origin.

We found 787 sequences (2.6%) only that can be mapped to multiple locations in the genome, which suggests a relatively low level of gene duplication events.