Sentence examples for deviation from expressed from inspiring English sources

Previous analysis of deep RNA sequencing in L. bicolor have identified that up to 60% of L. bicolor gene models contain at least one deviation from expressed gene sequences [ 56].

The deviation from linearity was expressed by an exponent which, in all the cases examined, was found to be almost constant and ranging from 1.22 to 1.30.

Given that the largest percentage deviation came from TRGs expressed in the worker caste (82.7%), we conclude that TRGs were overrepresented amongst genes with higher expression in workers relative to those that were not differentially expressed or had higher expression in queens.

a Akaike's information criterion, expressed as deviation from highest value b Maximum Log Likelihood, expressed as deviation from highest value c Derived from the variance due to common factors d Eigenvalues 1 to 12 of LL T, expressed as proportion (in %) of total e Genetic correlations: minimum, maximum and mean values f Square root of the average squared deviation of the genetic correlations.

EH M = expected heterozygosity obtained when management is based on molecular data, EH M-G = expected heterozygosity obtained when management is based on genealogical data, expressed as a deviation from EHM, d = SNP density expressed in SNP/Morgan, N e = effective population size, t = generation; amolecular coancestry was calculated using the non-marker loci.

Deviation from the model is expressed in residuals.

This hypothesis is supported by the findings that the only legitimate deviation from the autonomy principle expressed by our participants is a pro-life argument.

This deviation from the exact formula is expressed in terms of a correction factor which is correlated with the hang-distance, which in turn is correlated with the known governing parameters.

The deviation from the calculated axis is expressed in terms of a rotation error and a translation error.

The deviation from the normal value was expressed as standard deviation (SD).

We estimated the relative risk of neonatal death as a function of the deviation from the predicted birth weight, expressed by the birth weight ratio [ observed birth weight)/(predicted birth weight) × 100].