Sentence examples for distribution of clones from inspiring English sources
In addition to clone size, the V-gene usage distribution of clones composing over 1% of the CD8+ cells was compared between the healthy controls and RA patients.
We examined the spatial distribution of clones in relation to morphological rhombomeric boundaries when cell labelling takes place before boundaries are established (5.5 dpc–7.5 dpc, Figure 1A).
The distribution of clones in the head and neck (regions 1 to 5, Fig. 3B), however, was consistent with a regional mode (Fig. 3R): all clones were of intermediate size or smaller and were distributed homogenously in the region.
If the distribution of IFG-7 were indeed random, we would expect that the distribution of clones lacking IFG-7 elements (i.e., lacking hybridization signal) would approximate normality; in such cases, the mean number of clones expected to lack an IFG-7 element and the theoretical standard deviation (SD) can be estimated using Theorem 2 of Holst [46].
In 1994, Römling et al. observed that clone C, the major clone in the CF population in Germany, was also overrepresented in soil and aquatic habitats, and suggested that the isolation frequency in CF patients simply reflected the distribution of clones in the environment [3].
The aim of this study was to identify the distribution of clones and the diversity of disease-associated isolates of Neisseria meningitidis collected over a 12-year period in a region of northern Spain (the Basque Country) where two mass immunization campaigns have been carried out in the last few years.
We also designed length distribution of clone-inserts using our model.
Thus with optimal length distribution of clone-inserts, a given genome could be assembled better at lower coverage.
Interestingly, the cumulative distribution of clone sizes could be well described by an exponential distribution at each time point.
clonesim, which simulates shearing of an input genome according to a user-specified distribution of clone lengths.
Here we note that the solution to Eq. 1, c k (t), is the expected distribution of clone sizes.
