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The BayesB model, which was proposed by Meuwissen et al. (2001), assumes unique variance for each marker and a proportion of markers to have large effects while most of the markers have zero effect.

Chetiyawardana's background is, it's safe to assume, unique in the world of bartending.

(1) and (2) by assuming unique values of c and n and assuming AQLp = AQLc and LTPDc = LTPDp.

In general, the frame-id values are assumed unique for one database.

The problem of size homoplasy imposes a general caution of using such hypermutable markers in fragment analyses assuming unique alleles by size only.

They assume unique positions along the channel's separatory axis based on their electrophoretic (μ EP) and dielectrophoretic (μ DEP) mobilities (Fig. 2).

Assuming unique target sequences can be found within a given virus's genome, MTRIP probes could be designed to bind to it, making our technique broadly applicable to most virus studies.

The large fraction of complete duplicates within our data set begs the question as to how the majority of newly minted human duplicate genes are able to rapidly assume unique species-specific functions.

The proposed surface runoff generation algorithm uses a probability density function to represent the spatial variation of pothole storages and assumes a unique relationship between storage and the fractional contributing area for runoff (and hence amount of direct runoff generated) within a grid cell.

Brian Lowry, reviewing for Variety, called "The Long Bright Dark" a "rich and absorbing" episode where True Detective immediately assumes a unique identity from other police procedurals, and wrote the cast ensemble consisted of "fine players on the periphery".

An estimate for the minimum age of 2Rj was derived under a model that assumes a unique origin for the inversion, complete genetic isolation of alternative arrangements, and balancing selection which has maintained the inversion at its present frequency since immediately following its origin [30].