Figure 7 Detection probability over distance of the reference object.
These markers resulted in good coverage of both genomes: 78% of the total distance of the reference maps of both Prunus [ 14] and strawberry [ 18].
Again, noise reduction procedures have no or little influence on the biological signal because the distance of the reference set to the subjects head is relatively large (mean = 25.8 cm, std = 6.00 cm, min = 15.5 cm, max = 36.5 cm) compared to the distance between sensors and head, which is usually much smaller.
For reference sequence, (4) d Ref HD = 2 ⋅ r R ⋅ t HD, (5) d Ref HR = 2 ⋅ r R ⋅ t HR, (6) d Ref MR = 2 ⋅ r R ⋅ t MR, where dRefHD, dRefHR, and dRefMR are the genetic distance of the reference exon sequences between human and dog, human and rat, mouse and rat.
We repeated these test runs using different sets of random patterns and calculated the standard deviations of the obtained RD distances to the reference trees.
To make the latter measure homogeneous with the correct frames %, we express it in terms of accuracy, defined as, where is Levenshtein (Edit) distance and the length of the reference transcription.
The most relevant confounders we identified were year of birth, distance to the reference health facility, and educational attainment of the father.
The strongest factors determining CBHI enrolment in the present analysis were SES, educational level of the father, distance to the reference health facility, year of birth, and insurance status of the mother at the time of birth.
Historically, such measurements could be made fairly accurately, compared to how accurately the length of the reference distance is known in Earth-based units.
Coverage varies across individuals (averages: vertical dashed lines); in particular, variation in genomic coverage suggests the effect of phylogenetic distance to the reference genome – more distantly related species have fewer RAD loci mapped.
