Sentence examples for decrease in repeat from inspiring English sources

This leads to an increase or decrease in repeat length of microsatellites.

Trimers, 3 bp repeats, are more common repeat lengths for gene coding regions, likely because their increase or decrease in repeat number does not cause a reading frame shift [ 37].

The PPV is expected to decrease in repeat screening, due to a lower prevalence of disease; such a decrease may not have an impact on the differences between different strategies, but a recent study by Van Rossum et al (2008) suggests to increase the positivity threshold when resources are limited and CRC prevalence is presumably low.

Because (CA)n repeat mutations cause an increase or decrease in repeat number by one unit [ 16], we predict that the two ancestral and one non-ancestral haplotype groups are phylogenetically distant and correspond to the same three haplotype groups defined in the HapMap database.

Only a handful of studies have so far examined the effect of registry and notification laws for sex offenders on recidivism, Dr. Levenson said, but "so far, the vast majority of those studies do not show a decrease in repeat sex offenses that can be attributed to sex offender registry or notification".

However, the decrease in repeat abortions among non-Estonians was almost comparable with that among Estonians, while the percentage of non-Estonians obtaining the third or higher order abortions was markedly higher compared to Estonians.

However, Personal Interest scores decreased in repeated measurements for the participants who initially preferred that schema.

For example, experimental data show that the cooperation rate usually decreases in repeated public goods games without punishment relative to in those games with punishment [21], which reveals that players might update their characters by learning to adapt to particular situations.

For example, the Golden pineapple had a CAGGAG insertion at the EP-11 "b" locus, increasing repeat number; the "T" of EP-20, Tainong-18 sequence was replaced with "C," leading to decrease in TCT repeats; Red Spanish-b had its "A" replaced with "G" at the EP-12 locus and was thus divided into smaller repeating units.

23 From a tennis perspective, a decrease in (repeated) sprint ability when fatigued may lengthen the time required to achieve whole body stability and control during stroke execution, which may be expected to cause less accurate or less powerful strokes and/or enhance error rate.

The current study examined the contribution of adjunctive use of MarginProbe to identification of all involved lumpectomy margins, reduction in the number of patients with positive margins at the completion of primary lumpectomy surgery, and decrease in the necessity for repeat surgical procedures to achieve acceptable margins.