Sentence examples for estimated differentiation from inspiring English sources

We also estimated differentiation with HST, a powerful measure of population subdivision that estimates FST among haplotypes [ 68].

We estimated differentiation between U.S. weedy rice populations and their closely related Oryza groups using mean and median values of STS Fst (Table 3).

Maximum FST estimates will be limited by heterozygosity [ 21], and estimated differentiation may underestimate true population differentiation [ 56], especially when gene diversity is high [ 57].

A moderate level of differentiation was observed between the different B. napus types (WOSR, SOSR, fodder rape) as revealed by the estimated differentiation indices (0.18 between the three groups and 0.22 between SOSR and WOSR).

Evaluation of both models on simulated data sets revealed that they performed equally in estimating differentiation when considering a migration-drift scenario while model 2 was surprisingly more efficient under the pure-drift divergence scenario.

To demonstrate the methods applicability for estimating differentiation efficiencies, we carried out a simulation study.

The requirement of a minimum sequencing depth in each of the pools used for estimating differentiation reduces both the number of SNPs within genes and the number of genes containing SNPs.

To validate this differentiation model, we estimated the differentiation status of our newly sorted cell subpopulations (Fig.  2d).

For all SNPs we estimated population differentiation using allele-frequency differentials, defined as:   D = ∑ [ abs pSK − pWA) + abs qSK − qWA)]/2, where p and q denote the frequencies of the two alleles for each SNP.

We estimated the differentiation capacity of tumor spheres in differentiating conditions by examining the types of molecular markers expressed by neurons and glial cells.

Figure 8(b) shows the deflation rate of the model magma chamber estimated by differentiation of the temporal volume changes.