Sentence examples for distantly associated from inspiring English sources

The SVM's ability to implicitly capture network distances may constitute an important improvement over the Bayesian model: in reconstructing the network of all interactions, the cost of mistaking distantly associated proteins for interacting ones is much higher than mistaking closely associated proteins for interacting ones.

We highlight in the EPHX1 gene a deleterious nonsynonymous SNP that is distantly associated with gene expression of ORMDL3, a susceptibility gene for asthma.

Taylor also said that Alisha was apparently distantly associated with Oprah.

I will tell you right now that Alisha is probably not distantly associated with Oprah -- just an educated guess.

The Instrumental group outperformed the Control group in four of the closely associated domains (left and right hand Motor Learning, Gordon's IMMA tonal subtest, the Melodic Discrimination task) and in three distantly associated domains (Vocabulary, Raven's Standard and Advanced Progressive Matrices) (all p<.05).

The second type, characteristic for sustained responders, was composed of a large number of distantly associated equal-rank variants.

The rationale behind this approach was that with growing domain families, more distantly related members become associated with a conserved domain profile, thereby relaxing the profile and making it more sensitive.

Antagonism was observed in pairings that combined symbionts that: i) are not found together in nature (i.e., occur associated with distantly related ant hosts), ii) can associate with the same ant host, but did not originate from the same ant colony, and iii) were isolated from the same ant colony.

Some pARTs of distantly related proteins are associated with domains not found in any of the human pARTs.

Genomes contain large non-coding regions that are conserved across species [ 13- 15], and lineage-specific, non-coding DNA between distantly related species is associated with the same regulatory functions; such patterns are consistent with non-coding DNA having a regulatory function [ 16, 17].

The mixing of more distantly related actinomycete strains, often associated with different species or genera of ants, could thus incur stronger conflict expression when mixes occur between strains across the broad attine ant groups than within these groups, potentially impacting dynamics of host-symbiont switching (see below).