Sentence examples for estimated to differ by from inspiring English sources

On average, two haploid genomes are estimated to differ by one single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) in every 1200 1500 bp [2].

Our analysis did not show estimated CHD risk to differ by ethnicity among individuals with metabolic syndrome.

Each compound thus gave two estimates of x which were found to differ by less than 0.005, with their average differing by less than 0.005 from the observed value, corresponding to an accuracy of around 0.05 Å.

In this combination approach for each geopotential coefficient with degree n and order m, three DOVCs are estimated; thus, the estimated DOVCs differ by degrees and orders.

Moreover, other distributions will describe the available data equally well but provide low-dose risk estimates that differ by many orders of magnitude from those obtained under the log-normal assumption.

The proportion of nonreactors (0 mm) estimated to be latently infected did not differ by HIV status (x = 31.7% in HIV-positive individuals vs. y = 32.8% in HIV-negative individuals, pr(x > y) = 0.59).

Moreover, this suggests that the simulation study underestimated the actual differences in gene-level abundance estimates between alignment strategies, at least for the set of 2984 genes whose abundance estimates differ by >10% between alignment strategies in the real liver data.

For some outcomes, such as very low birth weight and very preterm birth, the estimates seem to differ, indicating confounding by missing values.

Median age estimates within Xanthorrhoeaceae differ by an order of magnitude under the two clock models (Table  2).

Note that these requirements practically coincide with requirements to accuracy of pure additive or pure multiplicative noise variance estimation [17] - an estimate has to differ from a true value by less than 20%.

Sociodemographic data in the cohorts were found to be close to population data, as point estimates only differed by 0-30-3%om population values.