Sentence examples for differences in shares between from inspiring English sources

Significant differences in shares between the three groups across CMHCs were apparent.

The differences in sample clustering, the ranges of expressed values, and the differences in shared gene clustering (i.e. genes shared between the two algorithms are clustered primarily in half of the PLIER dendogram but spread throughout the RMA dendogram) underscore the fact that different algorithms yield different results and illustrate the value of applying multiple algorithms.

In my own work I have observed massive differences in band-sharing between difference probes used on the same species, implying equivalently large differences the underlying mutation rate (pers. obs).

The approach burst into human genetics in 2010 when the group of Peter Visscher (University of Queensland, Australia) proposed using the small differences in genome sharing between unrelated individuals to capture polygenic effects tagged by SNPs.

Visscher started by updating on his earlier work exploiting differences in genome sharing between siblings - which can range beyond even the interval 0.4 to 0.6 - to obtain heritability estimates free of ascertainment bias.

These twin-based results may be biased estimates of narrow-sense heritability due to a number of factors (Falconer and Mackay 1996) including the incorporation into the estimates of some interactive and dominance effects, and differences in environmental sharing between dizygotic and monozygotic twins.

The small sample size in our cohort may explain our inability to detect a difference in shared informative sites between these 2 groups.

The difference in shared gene content between arrays and genomes is even more pronounced when comparing different species.

We advocate the ASP/DSP design with appropriate sib-pair statistics that test the difference in allele sharing between ASPs and DSPs.

The standard deviations are a bit larger for contests rated "lean" and "likely," because there is a bigger difference in vote share between the candidates (e.g., the winner gets 57percentt of the vote, compared to the other candidate's 43percentt).

The difference in allele sharing between cases and controls was not significant in any population sample (p = 0.75 for the European individuals, p = 0.77 in South Asians and p = 0.75 in Arabs).