Sentence examples for a population panel from inspiring English sources

An important feature of a population panel is that it is expected to exhibit appreciable phenotypic variation across individual lines.

A convenience sample of 150 German males aged 40 70 years was drawn from a population panel (not patients).

However, while a true SNP segregates according to Hardy/Weinberg expectations in a population panel, a PSV would appear as a heterozygote in all individuals [ 27].

These disability weights were derived from health state valuations of a population panel, applying a renewed methodology that focused especially on obtaining and improving injury disability weights for temporary functional losses.

We resequenced 20 independent noncoding autosomal regions dispersed throughout the genome, accounting for a total of 27 kb per individual, in a large population panel of 213 individuals from different continental populations, which may help to obtain a more general picture of human demographic history.

Publicly available genotypes from a diverse population panel were obtained from the Stanford Human Genome Diversity Project (n = 373).

Price elasticities are also an important driver of the results and, although we have further improved our price elasticity estimates in this version of the model, the ideal data, a longitudinal population panel collecting both prices paid and amounts consumed for the various categories of alcohol, is not available in the United Kingdom (see details in Meng et al 14).

Performing phase 2 of the GWAS in a non-European population panel demonstrated a marked power gain for alleles with low frequency in CEU (MAF ≤5%), in a trend that remained true with increasing sample size or greater effect sizes (Figure 1 and Figure S2 for alleles of 5 10% frequency in CEU).

More recently, Steinberg et al. (2012) updated the frequency and distribution of these CN-polymorphisms (CNPs) surveying a much larger population panel and, using a complementary strategy between cytogenetics, comparative genomics and population genetics, demonstrated that each of these CNPs was distinctively associated with the previously reported structural haplotypes.

In this study, we sought a detailed portrait of the genetic variation within the β-globin cluster in a large human population panel from different geographic backgrounds.

Data came from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELSA), a nationally representative general population panel study among those aged 50 and above.