Sentence examples for calls in cases from inspiring English sources

This minimizes false calls in cases of genome rearrangements or mosaic accessory elements.

This stringent CNV dataset was composed of 932 CNV calls in cases (52.5%) and 842 calls in controls (47.5%).

For the deletions in 16p13.11 and 19q13.31, all calls in cases and controls with available DNA were confirmed by assay.

The rl value could also be calculated from the number of missing calls in cases in which no calls were observed as a result of a homozygous null allele, and not as a result of technical problems.

Recently, high-resolution single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) arrays have emerged as a powerful, high-throughput technology to allow detection of micro-deletions and duplications and inference of loss of heterozygosity (LOH) from genotype calls, in cases where conventional cytogenetic technologies and array CGH are unsuccessful.

Such skeptical responding, which would seem to fit comfortably within the definition of counterdeception, could potentially explain variation in response to honest and deceptive calls in cases in which there are neither structural differences between honest and deceptive versions of the signals nor contextual cues that receivers take into account.

I check my phone once a day for calls in case there's anything I need to deal with: something that, so far, has never happened.

Such permanent measurements might help asthmatics to be alerted before a shock or trigger emergency calls in case of abnormalities.

The numbers of CNV calls that overlap each gene (at least 1 base pair overlap) were counted and the difference between the number called in cases and the number called in controls per gene was tested.

Similarly, it is conceivable that the introduction of a case manager reduced clarity for informal caregivers regarding which professional would be the most appropriate to call in cases of problems, complaints and emergencies.

In addition, the model showed a decrease in satisfaction with the understandability of the information provided (p = 0.070) and the degree to which informal caregivers knew which professional to call in cases of complaints, problems or emergencies (p = 0.091).