Sentence examples for functional variance from inspiring English sources

Particularly, epigenetic regulation helps interpret genetic variants, and in return functional variance in the epigenetic landscape can be identified through its relation to the genetic background.

Interestingly, sequencing also revealed considerable functional variance for Bna.CO.

From the second order moments the functional variance processes [ 38] and the correlation coefficient were estimated [ 39] where the former characterize the internal stability of the activity monitor and indirect calorimetry.

In contrast, we did not observe any of the above-mentioned Arabidopsis phenotypes in the current work and instead, an inhibition on root length was detected upon the application of SlCLE10p, which might indicate the functional variance of SlCLE10p and AtCLE1-7p in two different plant species.

In this study, we characterized with novel amplicon-specific markers the AZFc amplicon content and Y-lineage of men with partial deletions and of a sample of the fertile and infertile male population, in order to identify the extent of AZFc diversity and detect evidence of functional variance between gene copies.

Although, in most cases, protein AS isoforms show only small differences, some isoforms can lead to large functional variances and even to genetic disorders [4].

These observations highlighted the functional variances among P. stutzeri strains which we have attempted to analyze at higher resolution with respect to the ecotype deviation.

This dearth of TE knowledge among lepidopteran species has resulted in difficulty in interpreting their role in the generation of structural and functional genome variance.

A theoretical study on Arctic cod has shown that fishing with a dome-shaped size-selectivity curve could mitigate the evolution of mean age and size at maturation (Jørgensen et al. 2009), but whether this could also avoid significant losses of functional genetic variance remains to be examined.

Variance in functioning (functional health status measured by COOP/WONCA) over the 4 measurement periods (T1-T4) were significantly predicted by experience of traumas in childhood (B SE) =.50(.24), β =.29*), high levels of pain intensity (B SE) =.02(.00), β =.42**) and pain experience (B SE) =.02(.00), β =.37*), and poor psychological capacity (B SE) =.05(.02), β = -.68*) at baseline (T1).

Functional analysis of variance Functional analysis of variance (FANOVA) is a method for studying the difference between the functional means of fitted curves in mutually exclusive subgroups of the study sample.Consider a categorisation of the study sample into g = 1, …,  G categories, e.g. BMI categories.