Sentence examples for gene means from inspiring English sources

But the discovery of a cot death gene means that the odds for a second death could have been as high as one in four - and that by hearing 'one in 73 million' the jury was presented with a simple, but false, probability.

A change in the molecular function of a protein by a change in the regulation of its gene means that gene duplication is not a prerequisite for functional innovation (Piatigorsky 1992; Piatigorsky and Wistow 1991; Hughes 1994, 1999, 2005), as was thought for many years (Ohno 1970; Kimura and Ota 1974; Taylor and Raes 2004).

The simple gene means you have an inclination to avoid change at any cost.

The unusual camera angle placed behind the player-controlled Gene means you have to keep aware of all that's around you, but get used to it and this game just sings.

For example, one might assume same variance for all the conditions for non regular gene means or different variances for regular gene means.

After correcting for probe effect (by subtracting probe means), the gene means were determined from each probe set.

So we can't know for sure that having a so-called baldness gene meant that Inuk actually ended up bald.

Dr. Kaplitt had just bored a hole about the size of a quarter through the top of Mr. Klein's skull, in preparation for an ambitious experiment: the infusion deep into the brain of 3.5 billion viral particles, each bearing a copy of a human gene meant to help relieve the tremors, shuffling gait and other abnormal movements caused by Parkinson's disease.

On the other hand, neutral theory states that if a gene mutates or changes into another gene meant to perform the same function, natural selection cannot favor either one, and therefore they both will survive.

Compendia obtained by concatenating multiple datasets from independent studies with different experimental design were normalized according to RMA-algorithm and then gene mean centered.

Relative expression of miRNAs was determined as target gene mean quantity/reference gene mean quantity.