Sentence examples for displaying disparity from inspiring English sources

The positions displaying disparity are likely the result of flexibility or "breathing" often observed in RNA structures and/or additional tertiary RNA-RNA interactions which occur and which are not detected using standard structure predictions.

SNP rs543304 located in BRCA2 on chromosome 13 also showed a high level of disparity, where 30percentt of the studied samples were heterozygous with 26percentt displaying disparity (n = 9), the majority toward the minor allele (G, n = 8).

However, when we compared the CTC findings with the ERBB2 status of the primary tumor, we noted that 8 of 40 (20%) patients with available ERBB2 status of the primary tumor displayed disparity between CTCs and primary site for ERBB2 amplification (Fig  4E).

Thus, in this setting where average relationship age disparities are several years, respondent age heaping is likely to have less impact on accuracy than in a setting where the great majority of relationships display disparities of 1 year or less.

Likewise, regions of the skull with little to no integration of traits in most taxa ("weak" modules) should, or more conservatively, could display high disparity under the constraint hypothesis or low disparity under the facilitation hypothesis.

The molar module is the primary example of a strongly integrated set of landmarks that also displays high disparity.

Beyond the chromatin barrier, individual 12- and 23RSS-flanked gene segments can still display high disparity in recombination frequency, mainly due to nucleotide variations in their RSSs and/or adjacent coding flanks [12] [14].

Unfortunately, given that the molar module was the only one of the "strong" modules to display high disparity, it is difficult to determine if integration actually facilitated evolution in this module.

A mean frequency distribution was generated for wild-type and transgenic mice and plotted on a logarithmic scale to clearly display the disparity of larger nuclear volume.

In 1989, Stephen Jay Gould, in his book "Wonderful Life," described the "weird wonders" found here: strange, 500-million-year-old sea creatures displaying a greater disparity than exists in the animal kingdom today.

Interventions that require multiple service contacts displayed larger disparities.