Since "regurgitation" is ambiguous and may refer to different kinds of objects, it must be entered into the terminology as an object attribute with a standard variant "Insuffizienz" (engl.: regurgitation).
Finally, variant calling is performed using a standard variant caller like GATK or specialized tools such as VarScan 2 [ 21] and MuTect [ 22].
5– 7 CD44 exists as a standard form (CD44s) and also as numerous variant isoforms (CD44v) generated by alternative mRNA splicing of up to 10 variant exons that encode parts of the extracellular domain.
CD44 exists as a standard form (CD44s) and also as numerous variant isoforms (CD44v) generated by alternative mRNA splicing.
CD44 exists as a standard form (CD44s) and as multiple isoforms, each generated by alternative splicing of up to 10 variant exons encoding parts of the extracellular domain.
The local G-statistic included the value in the calculation at i. Assuming that Gi* d) is approximately normally distributed [12], the output of Gi* d) can be calculated as a standard normal variant with an associated probability from the z-score distribution [30].
The ICP provides an accurate alignment with O(n2) complexity in its standard variant.
A 2×2×2×4 mixed ANOVA with Group (AP, NAP) as an between-subjects factor, Test (standard, variant), Type of error (SAME, DIFFERENT), and Interval (third, fourth, fifth, sixth) as repeated factors was carried out.
The Qatar Emiri Air Force also operates Westland's Commando variant, as a standard utility transport for ground forces, a single one was also equipped specially to perform VIP transport duties.
This compression process is transparent to the user in that a user only needs to specify a standard genetic variant file as input and the compression will be automatically performed before the compressed data is transferred to the server.The genomic features to be integrated with the genetic variants are selected from a Web interface that provides a list of the features available.
A standard gene variant nomenclature (http://www.hgvs.org/mutnomen) is maintained and versioned by the Human Genome Variation Society (HGVS) and its use is recommended as the primary guideline for determining variant nomenclature except as noted.
