Conversely, SNP markers can show very dissimilar frequencies among different populations, causing a very large dependence of the match probability on the population frequencies used for the calculation [ 6].
As suggested for a similar delay observed in patients undergoing mastectomy [ 1], both the different frequency of recurrence in sites bearing dissimilar prognosis (viscera vs bone vs soft tissue) [ 5, 6] and differential responsiveness to the post-recurrence administered endocrine therapy [ 7, 8] may account for a better post recurrence prognosis for patients with ERP tumours.
The intervening impedance is determined by the anatomy of the eye, the conductance of the ocular tissues, the capacitances that occur at the junctions of dissimilar resistivity, frequency of the voltage signal, and distance.
With the joint distribution available, one is able to identify locations with dissimilar allele frequencies.
Two dinucleotide complementary pairs, CG/GC and AT/TA, had highly dissimilar relative frequencies between the members of each pair.
Considering that genetic markers may also show dissimilar allele frequencies among populations due to differences in mutation rates, neutrality or linkage disequilibrium with other loci subjected to selection, the Fst distribution of the selected SNPs in these populations was calculated.
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They were also different in amplitude and showed a dissimilar behaviour with the frequency.
In Figure 2, for the "dissimilar abstract" group, the frequency of citation pairs drops sharply as the full text similarity increases from 0.4 to 0.55, whereas for the "similar abstract" group, the frequency of citation pairs peaks when the full text similarity is close to 0.55.
Taken in this way, raw-CGSg is higher for genes whose frequencies are similar to those of the reference set and lower for genes whose frequencies are dissimilar.
