Sentence examples for genotypic rate from inspiring English sources

The method can, theoretically, be expanded to use any number of genotypic rate models but its use in those scenarios has not been attempted here.

For example, phenotypic mutation rates and genotypic mutation rates are dramatically different and genetics has been the primary molecular mechanism considered (Burger et al. 2006), but the inclusion of an additional mechanism such as epigenetics can help explain this discordance.

The combination of profiles from both RAPD assays resulted in 47 genotypes and an overall genotypic diversity rate of 85.4%.

Additionally, the genotypic mismatch rate is highly correlated with the array call rate, and this relationship is seen for both Nsp and Sty arrays.

This genotypic mismatch rate falls within the 0.10% to 0.30% mismatch rate reported by Affymetrix for replicate genotyping assays of the same purified DNA sample (after equivalent quality control).

In Taiwanese treated patients had lower HBeAg seroconversion and higher genotypic resistance rate compare to GLOBE study might be prolonged HBV infection and genotype B and C. Seven out of the 16 HBeAg-positive patients who achieved undetectable levels of serum HBV DNA at Week 24 sustained this response (100% response rate) at the end of Year 4.

By masking 0.1% of the genotypes before imputation, we observed allelic error rates of 1.6% and genotypic error rates of 3.1%.

All 153 markers had a genotypic error rate lower than 1.5%, using Tmap as check [ 31].

Previous methods had difficulties with the comparison of genotypic evolutionary rate parameters such as dN/dS on branches and related phenotypes of extant taxa (Dorus et al., 2004; Herlyn and Zischler, 2007; Hurle et al., 2007) or ignoring error in ancestral phenotypic reconstructions (Nadeau et al., 2007).

We estimated the Pond pedigree using the software program PAPA (Duchesne et al., 2002) under two assumed genotypic error rates (pedigree 1 with an assumed error rate of 0, and pedigree 2 with an assumed error rate of 1%).

We estimated mean genotypic mismatch rates (estimated with pairwise genetic distances) and compared these rates to genotyping error rates reported by Affymetrix and also to mismatch rates seen in control pairs of duplicate genotyping of identical DNA samples.