Sentence examples for an unknown contributor from inspiring English sources
Making connection to the source, whether it is a highly trusted historian or an unknown contributor to Wikipedia, allows people to be critical readers.
The FBI laboratory's STR analysis produced quantitative data at the 13 CODIS loci, showing that most of the DNA came from the victim, and only 6.7% from an unknown contributor.
Furthermore, subretinal MP accumulation in 12-month-old Cx3cr1 +/GFP and Cx3cr1 GFP/GFP littermates of Cx3cr1 +/GFP breeders showed no evidence of influence from an unknown contributor gene specific to the Cx3cr1 GFP/GFP mouse line (Supplementary Fig S4).
With a 70% major unknown contributor, the quantitative methods (blue, green) largely retain their information (Figure 6).
While unequal contributions can help identify which genotypes go with which unknown contributor, an equal 50% mixture weighting does not facilitate this identification, so (as with the qualitative approach) all the different genotype combinations become possible, thereby reducing information.
Negroponte says an unknown wiki contributor suggested that the caps lock key be eliminated to save space.
The two person mixture sensitivity results presented here show that the match information depends on both the DNA quantity of the unknown contributor and on the interpretation method.
We therefore conclude that quantitative genotype inference is more informative than this qualitative approach on these mixture cases with one unknown contributor.
With two unknown contributors, there is a marked reduction in identification information (green, red).
Thus we conclude that quantitative genotype inference is more informative than qualitative inference on this set of mixture cases having two unknown contributors.
Increasing the size of prospective cohorts and biobanks is one approach to discovering previously unknown contributors to complex diseases, but it may come at the price of concealing contributors that are less common across all the participants in those larger studies and of limiting hypothesis generation.
