Sentence examples for credited to common from inspiring English sources

Second, a recent study suggested that uncommon or rare genetic variants can easily create synthetic associations that are credited to common variants[11].

It has been recently proposed that GWAS signals that have been credited to common variants could instead reflect the effect of MRVs.

We suggest that rare genetic variants generate synthetic associations that may have been credited to common variants (Dickson et al. 2010).

Theoretical work also indicates that rare causal alleles can create associations that are credited to common marker alleles (a phenomenon that has been called "synthetic association") [ 47].

Any similarities must therefore be credited to their common inspirations by the romantic Munich art of the late 1800s and the art of Albrecht Dürer".

Defaults on corporate bonds are low when economic growth is strong, so the enormous compensation for credit risk runs counter to common sense.

It was used in order to "give more credit to rare alleles than to common alleles when calculating genomic relationships".

Subtraction of P from M gives Z, which sets the expected value of u to 0. Subtraction of P gives more credit to rare alleles than to common alleles when calculating genomic relationships.

With her Olympic medal and her prodigious work record, she is certainly a credit to him, but in common with most daughters of misogynous fathers she has not so much underplayed her own femininity as strangled it at birth.

Despite the storied career, Tong has kept his production and song-writing credits to a minimum, a common pattern among guys who are able to make a lot of money and last a long time.

It is my experience that peoples' on-the-ground conversations give much more common sense credit to an angry Earth.