Sentence examples for ambiguous linkage from inspiring English sources

Some studies, however, including one conducted by the Food and Drug Administration's Working Group on Sunlamps, suggest a more ambiguous linkage.

This paper highlights and discusses three challenges to current practice: limited guidance on management of scope; ambiguous linkage to related ICT development processes; and the lack of a standard methodological approach.

In a third docking run with an ambiguous linkage definition, an ambiguous distance restraint was defined including both K48 and K63.

In a third run, ambiguous linkage restraints were imposed to both K48 and K63 to see which one would be preferentially selected during docking.

This function implements a score test for global test of association between binary traits and haplotypes and accounts for ambiguous linkage phase by the EM algorithm; empirical P-values were generated using 10,000 replicates.

Analyses to assess association between haplotypes and risk for telangiectasia were carried out using the function haplo.glm of the R package haplo.stats, which uses a generalised linear model (glm) allowing for an ambiguous linkage phase (Lake et al, 2003).

However, ambiguous linkages can occur if the repeat region was longer than the fragment size of the mate-pair library.

The effort to characterize the behavioral effects of genetic polymorphisms has produced a massive web of ambiguous associations and linkages [ 1- 3].

Lysine 48-linked ubiquitin is essential for marking targets for proteasomal degradation, but the significance and relative abundance of different linkages remain ambiguous.

In several cases (e.g. French and Greek studies), manual linkage was implemented for ambiguous records, in an attempt to minimise these uncertainty ranges.

Finally, we performed a run in which the linkage preference was left ambiguous by defining a linkage restraint including both K48 and K63.