Sentence examples for Genetic estimate from inspiring English sources

The confidence interval surrounding the genetic estimate was smaller than that obtained using traditional ape survey methods.

Using the most conservative genetic estimate, the REM underestimated population density of about 60% proving to be unreliable for estimating pine marten population size.

The significant g-free genetic estimate of.19 indicates that genetic factors independent of g can account for 19% of the total variance of tested achievement.

In order to assign an error score for each subject, we computed the average Euclidean distance between the observer and the genetic estimate of admixture, over all photographs.

We used the following formula to determine this distance: <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0004460.e001.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> GE is the genetic estimate, SE is the subject's estimate, and n is the number of faces for which the subject gave an estimate, since some subjects did not give an estimate for every photo.

Despite these limitations, the precision of the genetic estimate is comparable to that of traditional nest count estimates used to evaluate ape population size, for which 95% confidence interval widths (from lower to upper confidence bound) of 40% to 63% of the estimate are reported [14], [15].

The principal mutation, found among Nilo-Saharan-speaking ethnic groups of Kenya and Tanzania, arose 2,700 to 6,800 years ago, according to genetic estimates, Dr. Tishkoff's group is to report in the journal Nature Genetics on Monday.

The genetic estimates for the duration of the journey are "intriguing, but not compelling," Dr. Klein said.

Impacts occurred rapidly after simulated bottleneck events and genetic estimates were less variable, and therefore more reliable, than demographic estimates.

We calculated quantitative genetic estimates for mating traits in virgin females and at the females' third mating to examine changes in the evolutionary potential of mating traits.

CONCLUSION The quality of genetic estimates in GWAS can be improved when changes in genetic structure caused by mortality selection are taken into account in controlling for possible effects of population stratification.