Sentence examples for expected rates of coding from inspiring English sources
We assessed the nonsynonymous to synonymous substitution rate (Ka/ Ks) relative to the S288c lab strain to identify genes with higher than expected rates of coding change (i.e., Ka/ Ks > 1; supplementary table S8, Supplementary Material online).
As a pilot of this primary search strategy (search A) in two additional practices returned fewer individuals than expected due to low rates of coding for MUS, we added a secondary search (search B) that required three or more referrals but no codes for MUS.
Compared with a 2-description LVQ, the 3-description LVQ achieves better expected rate-distortion performance in most cases of high description loss rates, while it also exhibits more graceful coding results with significantly smaller side distortions.
The expected rate expression given in (8) is very difficult to compute as it depends on the probability density function (PDF) of the powers, the codes, and the channels.
This is to be expected as rates of mutation of many nuclear genes (especially protein coding) are generally not as high as that typically found in most mitochondrial genes.
Suppose, for example, that, once a fairly simple and relatively undemanding code of rules Code A has been accepted, the expected value of Code A would be n.
The given expected numbers of codes are based on the total number of codes per expertise level and per coding category.
If difference of GC3 was caused by mutation pressure, we would expect a positive correlation between GC3 of coding sites and GC of noncoding sites because the latter is expected to reflect differences in mutation rate [ 2, 5].
