Figure 6: Control of type-one errors for continuous traits in the stage 1 assessment of genotype and stage 2 assessment of genotype*sex interaction.
From: Prevalence of sexual dimorphism in mammalian phenotypic traits

Resampling studies of wildtype data, to build data sets with ‘mock’ knockout animals under various phenotyping workflows, were used to assess the control of type-one errors for the statistical pipeline. (a) The stage 1 type-one error rate at a trait level at the 0.05 significance threshold as a function of workflow. (b) The stage 1 average type-one error rate for various significance thresholds and workflows. (c) The stage 2 type-one error rate at a trait level at the 0.05 significance threshold as a function of workflow. (d) The stage 2 average type-one error rate at a trait level for various significance thresholds and workflows. For a–d the one-batch workflow is represented by either B1 or a black line, a two batch workflow is represented by B2 or a red line, a three batch workflow is represented by B3 or a green line, a multiple batch workflow is represented by MB or an orange line, a dashed line represents the ideal rate, and finally a random workflow is represented by R or a blue line.