Sentence examples for assignment of population from inspiring English sources

Assignment of population membership of our Spanish patients into African, Native American, and European ancestry was assessed by adding a sub-set of samples from the CEPH panel (Centre d'Etude du Polymorphisme Humain; http://www.cephb.fr/) as well as additional samples from the SNPforID project [41]; all of them were also genotyped for the same 34-plex panel.

From the standpoint of automatic processing, we are presently interested in characterizing how the comparison of interventions, the assignment of population groups and measurement of outcome values are reported.

Correct assignment of population lifetime risk of breast cancer was 16% in the uninformed precounsel group and 33% in the post-counsel group, likewise personal risk was correct in 11% and 41% respectively.

The assignment of populations to the sub-species O. o. oenanthe and O. o. libanotica remains to some extent arbitrary, because the geographical limits of both forms have not been well studied.

The cluster patterns for the two data sets were also very similar; moreover, the two genetically distinct clusters corresponded well to our morphological assignment of populations to Q. liaotungensis and Q. mongolica (Fig. 5 and Fig. 6).

However, the assignment of populations to ethnic groups is prespecified by this prior classification, and cannot borrow from the observed allelic effect estimates to inform clustering.

Figure 3 shows the assignment of populations to clusters for each K, using runs having the highest pair-wise similarity coefficients.

Accordingly, N. nasutus, N. concolor and the four southern species formed three clearly differentiated clusters with an assignment of populations to respective clusters of 100%.

It thus follows that (1) where the likelihood and (2) Under a Bayesian partition model [Denison and Holmes, 2001; Knorr-Held and Rasser, 2000], β is determined by the assignment of populations to ethnic clusters, referred to as a tessellation, and the corresponding cluster allelic effects, ψ.

Initial STRUCTURE analyses were performed under assumptions of different numbers of population groups (K) ranging from two to twelve (K = 2 to K = 12) without any pre-assignment of population affiliation.

Because there are many more possible assignments of population pairs to intermediate numbers of divergence events, this imposes a prior on divergence models that puts most of the prior mass on models with either very few or very many divergence-time parameters (see Figure five of [ 7]; for brevity I will refer to this prior as "U-shaped").