Sentence examples for assigned comparatively from inspiring English sources
Approximately 60% of the target genes of them were assigned comparatively small p-values or experimentally validated (See MATERIALS AND METHODS).
When weighting is done by number of events or by inverse variance assuming fixed effects, large studies with few events are assigned comparatively less weight, but the contribution of studies with many events, such as the Reykjavik Study, remains substantial.
Overall, there are notable differences with respect to the three kingdoms of life: Bacteria are currently placed with the highest accuracy, with Archaea being a close second, whereas Eukaryotes are assigned with comparatively low accuracy.
These results also allow assigning the comparatively mapped BAC-contigs to D. labrax linkage groups (Table 2A, Table 3A and Table 4A).
Comparatively assigning a putative function to ncRNAs requires the detection of RNA families or classes with a common function.
The comparatively high probability assigned to attacks by Saudi citizens bodes well for our model, but how does the prediction for 2001 compare to other years and which statistics in our model produce the prediction?
Chippendale's name is given indiscriminately to great quantities of mid-18th-century furniture; but, in fact, only comparatively few pieces can be assigned with certainty to his workshop.
The recent works suggest that within the comparatively circumscribed territory Mr. Dunham has assigned to himself he continues to find ever more fruitful avenues to explore.
Most of these new tasks were added on to the work of family planning workers while a comparatively small set of tasks was assigned to workers of the Health Directorate.
Elements are assigned an atomic number according to the number of protons — comparatively heavy particles with a positive electric charge — in their nuclei.
Gene classes comparatively downregulated in the spo0A mutant include those assigned to the functional classes transport/binding (20), metabolism (24), cell-envelope architecture (20) and gene regulation (19).
