Sentence examples for expansion frequency from inspiring English sources

In each iteration of the proposed adaptive-order rational Arnoldi algorithm, the expansion frequency corresponding to the maximum output moment error will be chosen.

The same study reported a C9orf72 repeat expansion frequency of 6.0 % in sporadic FTLD.

The apparent correlation of expansion frequency with distance from Scandinavia is consistent with a suggested common founder rather than repeated de novo occurrence.

at the expansion frequency is 4 to 7% in sporadic FTD or ALS raises an interesting question about whether or not C9ORF72 screening should be considered in all patients [ 15, 41, 44].

Furthermore a rep recJ exoI triple mutant showed an enhanced expansion frequency over either a rep recJ or a rep exoI double mutant, confirming that both 3′ and 5′ ended substrates are available to degradation.

A simple extension of the model of flap processing to allow the interconversion of 5′ and 3′ flaps would enable exonucleases of opposite polarities to control expansion frequency as shown in Figure 6.

CBP stabilized TNRs, based on the observation that CBP haploinsufficient animals displayed elevated expansion frequencies.

Expansion frequencies are expressed as (CanR colonies/total colonies) × (% authentic expansions), where expansions are authenticated by PCR as in Figure 2A.

Furthermore, high expansion frequencies led to the inference that cellular proteins actually promote (favor) expansions, despite the detrimental effects of these mutations.

The involvement of HDACs in promoting expansions is consistent with an earlier report in Drosophila, where treatment of flies with TSA reduced expansion frequencies.

Contraction frequencies were roughly two-fold higher than expansion frequencies for CTG tracts, and ∼10-fold greater for CAG repeats (compare Figure 5B with Figures 2A and 4A).