Sentence examples for count contributes from inspiring English sources

The number of SNPs and error rate more strongly influence pool proportion inference, where read count contributes little.

Although mitotic count contributes to tumour grade, additional measures of proliferation have been shown to add prognostic value independent of grade (Aleskandarany et al, 2011).

Of the SIRS criteria, only the respiratory rate and white blood count contributed significantly to this finding; the heart rate and temperature did not.

His willingness to run deep counts contributed to his career-high 187 strikeouts, but it helped the Red Sox see more pitches this season than any other team.

Shared counts contributed only once to the overall normalization.

Finally, all peaks exceeding the locally-defined threshold were screened based on the original charcoal counts contributing to each peak.

Counts contributed by each rare-het SNP can then be calculated as well as total counts expected in an individual with a specific percentage of genome admixture.

Rather, in Figure 3, we have plotted the read numbers or tag counts contributing to each of the clusters, which is a correlate for expression level of the small RNA.

Markers were filtered on the basis of reproducibility (that is, the percentage of technical replicate pairs scoring identically for a given marker), call rate (that is, the percentage of samples for which a given marker was scored), and the average read depth (that is, the average number of sequence 'tag' counts contributing to the genotype calls for a given marker).

For trials in which stimulus interval i was presented, spike counts contributed to the histogram with weight w idefined as the normalized choice variance associated with that interval,  w i = P (C S | i ) P (C L | i )  where C S and C Lindicate short and long choices respectively.

For example, a study of 60 primary health centers in rural and urban areas of Zambia in 2007 2008 found that only 17% of pregnant women diagnosed with HIV underwent CD4 screening, and there was further attrition before eligible women were given ART; lack of equipment to perform CD4 counts contributed to the low numbers [ 13].