Sentence examples for estimates of gene from inspiring English sources

EBSeq-HMM requires estimates of gene or isoform expression, but is not specific to any particular estimation method.

In P. pinaster, the within-population estimates of gene diversity using different traits were not correlated.

The fact that one gene can make more than one protein also partly explains the wide variation in estimates of gene numbers.

We generated long-term (Migrate-n) and short-term (BayesAss) estimates of gene flow, both among the southern populations on their own (comparing Iberia=Spain+Portugal, Italy and Turkey) and (with BayesAss) among all populations.

Empirical estimates of gene frequencies serve as indices to quantify micro-evolutionary changes.

Because phylogeographic analysis can provide key estimates of gene flow and connectedness among populations, I expect that it will be extremely useful in future studies of the GMTC.

Estimates of gene copies per ml original sample for sample A were ~109 copies per ml, with PowerBiofilm and QuickGene setting the lower and upper limits, respectively.

We employ a multilocus approach to ask whether two types of independently assorting mitochondrial DNAs (maternally and paternally inherited: F- and M-mtDNA) and a nuclear locus (ITS) yield concordant estimates of gene flow and population divergence.

To address this issue we compared estimates of gene expression against several gene characteristics.

First, differential sequencing coverage and genome assembly quality may inflate our estimates of gene gain and loss.

Conversely, in models involving limited migration such as island models, the associated estimates of gene flow should be underestimated.