Sentence examples for copy frequency from inspiring English sources

The contents of medium-copy (frequency 11 100) and high copy (frequency >100) clones are only 1.7% among the 7400 non-redundant clones.

The observed SNP frequency was 1 per 797 bp within the A genome copy, and 1 per 916 bp within the B genome copy, frequencies which are typical for bread wheat [ 29- 31].

In this study of 7655 Hispanic individuals, the observed SMN1 1-copy frequency did not differ significantly from that observed in our earlier study of 1030 individuals (P=0.1869).

Possibly this high multi-copy frequency could have arisen during the two step zeocin selection due to posttransformational vector amplification which has been reported to occur when subjecting recombinant P. pastoris clones to gradually increasing concentrations of antibiotic [ 43].

In the Asian carrier-screening population, pair-wise comparison of observed SMN1 1-copy frequency between our current data set (n=4647) and those of our earlier study (n=1027), as well as studies in native Chinese (n=1712) and Korean (n=326) populations, also did not yield significant differences at 1% (P-values=0.7776, 0.0366, 0.5674, respectively).

High = associated with a high DEFA1A3 copy number/allele frequency; Low = associated with a low DEFA1A3 copy number/allele frequency.

Copy number frequency plots for the 11 patients with available matched primary and metastatic tissue.

Histograms of TRIM8 copy numbers frequency distributions were further represented with respect to tumor grades.

No loci below 1% copy number frequency were reported in this study.

The copy number frequency distribution of IL-23R showed a significant difference (P = 0.001) between controls and cases (Fig.  2).

Each group is labeled according to the majority representing GEM mammary model within that group Fig. S2 Copy number frequency plots from SWITCHplus showing human subtype-specific CNAs.