Table 3. Data selection.

Condition	Selection	2010 only	No z cut	NR	NL	‹z›R(mm)	‹z›L(mm)	‹z›Δ(mm)
No bias	Disjoint	√		39		1.7±10		—
Well alternated	Disjoint	√		11	13	−22.3±22.3	−1.8±20.3	−10.2±15.1
Well alternated	Disjoint	√	√	14	14	−13.9±28.8	−17.5±24.5	−1.8±18.9
Hold times≤0.4 s	Disjoint	√		11	70	−22.3±22.3	−1.6±8.5	−10.3±11.9
All hold times	Sub/Super	√		38	220	−18.3±10.3	−0.1±4.6	−9.1±5.6
All hold times	Sub/Super	√	√	42	229	−12.0±12.5	−1.4±5.0	−5.3±6.7
Hold times≥10 s	Sub			94	25	9.8±6.8	−5.1±11.5	7.5±6.7
Principle	—			241	145	7.9±4.2	−0.2±5.3	4.1±3.4
Hold times>0.4 s	Super			279	150	5.5±4.1	0.7±5.5	2.4±3.4
All hold times	Super			290	220	4.4±4.0	−0.1±4.6	2.2±3.1
All hold times	Super		√	310	229	2.8±4.2	−1.4±5.0	2.1±3.2

Different data sets as described in the condition column; the principle row is the data set principally analysed in this article. It is the only row to include the antiproton-suppressing elliptical cut. The No Bias row reports data taken with the bias electric fields off. The ‘Well alternated’ rows come from trapping trials in which the Bias-Right and Bias-Left conditions were strictly alternated. As not every trial trapped antiatoms, the data are not strictly alternated. The selection column indicates if the row’s data set is a subset, superset or disjoint set relative to the principle data set. Some of the rows include both a subset of the principle data and some additional data; these rows are designated Sub/Super. All rows include the |z|<136 mm cut unless otherwise noted.