Sentence examples for conversion length from inspiring English sources

Secondary endpoints included clinical outcomes: duration of surgery, rate of conversion, length of hospital stay (LOS) and rate of complication using the classification proposed by Clavien Dindo [ 11].

Using the upper limits of mean conversion length (the latest figures point to averages of 300 converted nucleotides per event), this corresponds to at least two distinct Y Y conversions per generation (Jeffreys and May, 2004; Benovoy and Drouin, 2009).

Using neutral simulation parameters recommended by FREGENE, we set the mutation rate at 2.3e-8, the gene conversion rate at 4.5e-9 with a 500 bp gene conversion length, and no variants under selection.

Whilst most theoretical considerations of gene conversion models have focused on a geometric distribution of gene conversion length derived from studies in Drosophila [ 19, 20], the only empirical evidence for gene conversion between paralogous sequences to date does not fit this model [ 12].

It will be interesting to set up models that include also current knowledge on gene conversion bias towards GC, distribution of DSBs, e.g. the relation to promoters, the conversion lengths and dependencies on homology.

Secondary outcomes were duration of surgery, conversions, length of stay, in-hospital costs (including surgery costs) and time until return to work.

Indeed, the required resistors for a n-bits conversion word length are reduced from 2n to about 3∗2n/2.

The estimated ratio of gene-conversion rate to crossing-over rate has a range of 1.6 9.4, depending on the assumed conversion tract length (in the range of 500 50 bp).

Our results confirm expectations from studies of Rad10 Rad1 in budding yeast that ERCC1 XPF activity affects conversion tract length, and provide evidence for the mechanism of generation of the novel, aberrant recombinant class first described in our previous study.

The conversion tract length is assumed to follow a geometric distribution, and λ denotes the mean of that distribution.

2) The estimation of gene conversion tract length: the authors have to acknowledge the limitation of their analysis.