Sentence examples for estimate insertion from inspiring English sources

Overall, we were able to estimate insertion dates for 8 retrotransposons.

Finally, from an information theoretic point of view, it is very difficult to reliably estimate insertion emission probabilities.

For copies with 2 LTRs, the best method to estimate insertion date is based on the divergence between the two LTRs of each copy [ 9].

The identification of 10 polymorphic transposon insertions between two individuals has helped us to rule out such events as contributing to methylation changes but for the reasons stated above, the data cannot be used to accurately estimate insertion rates in this strain.

The insertion times estimates using the nucleotide substitution rate for the tb1 intergenic region of maize are 5-fold lower than those using the synonymous substitution rate of the grass adh1/2 allele, which was used to estimate insertion time of retrotransposons in the pioneering (SanMiguel et al. 1998) and several other studies (Sharma et al. 2008; Ma and Bennetzen 2004).

Out of them, only one (Angela_2) has been inserted into the 'SPA orthologous region' of Ae. speltoides, (estimated insertion date 1.3 to 1.9 MYA).

The estimated insertion rate during the LHC Run 2 is about 80 Hz of file records containing ∼15 kHz of event records.

Numerical simulations predict 20 dB bandwidths as high as 100 nm and an estimated insertion loss of less than 1 dB.

The final estimated insertion losses (IL1 and IL2) are set by the PA output load, but the ohmic losses are rather low.

Insertion time estimates for these elements should, therefore, yield the same result in the two species if a single substitution rate really applies, and indeed, in 10 of 14 cases, the estimated insertion time varied less than 0.3 million years between the two species when the substitution rate of 2 × 10−8 mutations per synonymous site per year is used (Vitte et al. 2004).

Detection of insertions by 'galign' follows similar considerations to deletion detection, however, unlike deletions, whose size can be estimated, insertion size is either difficult or impossible to extract from the 'galign' alignment output (although with the incorporation of lesion-spanning reads in the upcoming 'galign' release, sizes of small insertions will be measurable).