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This SNP is intronic, and was recently shown to explain ∼25% of the Lp(a) variance in a European cohort with a positive association with myocardial infarction [14].
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What is harder, though, is coming in front of a governing body as a citizen — petitioning, needing a variance, in trouble — which is what Kagan argued was going on at those town meetings in Greece.
Polymorphism at this locus may contribute to a variance in motor activity as a conditioned response to a tone.
Since this SNP is rather rare (MAF∼5 7%) and tags less than half of the short isoforms, it explains a rather small amount of Lp(a) variance in addition to LMW apo(a) phenotypes.
This is because a variance in underlying rate constants will create a breadth in the f distribution, as well as the fact that f is calculated from a finite set of characters.
Therefore, an energy variance in such a sub-band is greater for speech than for music.
In contrast, beneficial interactions contribute to a reduced variance in relative abundance, an enhancement in lineage number, and a smooth expanding front.
Figure 1A shows a signal with a high variance in amplitude, and Figure 1B, a signal with more regular amplitude.
Specifically, sample A always had a higher variance in log-transformed gene expression levels.
He insisted the variance in A grades across different subjects did not mean that some subjects were easier than others.
Circular variance [60] is a procedure used to obtain the variance in a sample whose data points are periodic.
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