Sentence examples for equilibrium expectation from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the mean binding site number differed quite dramatically from the equilibrium expectation.

Fisher's exact test, or similar statistical tests, may be used to identify significant deviations from the equilibrium expectation that Kp/Ku = 1.

These values are probably somewhat underestimated, given that biparental inbreeding exists in all plant categories; its effect should be to inflate FIS compared to the equilibrium expectation (Fe) based on selfing rate.

Having an estimate of autosomal nucleotide diversity in brown rats allows estimation of the recent effective population size (Ne) of the species by equating silent site diversity to its equilibrium expectation under neutrality (4 N eμ), where μ is the mutation rate per site.

For each locus we calculated observed heterozygosity, allelic diversity (i.e. expected heterozygosity) and tested for deviations from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium expectations using a chi-squared goodness of fit test.

n, sample size; AR, allelic richness or number of alleles corrected for a minimum sample size of 76 diploid individuals; HE, unbiased expected heterozygosity; HWE, goodness-of-fit to Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium expectations.

The frequency distributions in the loci showed no deviations from Hardy Weinberg equilibrium expectations.

The allele and genotype frequencies for all of the FTO polymorphisms were in accordance with Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium expectations for both African-American and white individuals (p<0.05).

As expected, no genotype frequencies differed by sex and no SNP deviated from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium expectations (sex-stratified or overall).

For a given ECC, ancestral reconstructions are assigned probabilities according to equilibrium expectations given the base composition of the extant sequences; rate parameters are biased upward for up changes and downward for pu changes.

Genotype frequencies follow the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium expectations (P = 0.27).