Sentence examples for height imbalance from inspiring English sources

With regard to allelic or genotype assignments at a given locus for the determination of a locus to act as a single source or a mixture, it has been observed that due to some locus specific phenomena like stutter, peak height imbalance, tri-allelic patterns, primer mismatches, and differential amplification, the non-conclusive assignment may thus be permitted.

First it was essential to evaluate the precision of the genetic analyzer (sizing and rfu) and the limitations of the amplification kit in use, by measuring important objective metrics: (1) sensitivity (2) stochastic threshold (3) peak height ratio imbalance and (4) rfu-concentration linearity.

For both SNPs we observed good correlations between allelic imbalance and peak height ratio measurements.

Consumption has risen sharply since the height of the global imbalances when it was a mere 35% of GDP, and services are a larger driver than manufacturing of economic growth.

Therefore, in spite of the lack of a direct effect on the alveolar bone height, the CsA therapy intensified the imbalance of the alveolar bone homeostasia in a rat model of experimental periodontitis.

A sample was scored as having AI (Allelic Imbalance) when a reduction in peak height of one allele in tumor sample was at least 18% compared with that of blood DNA from the same patient [37].

The allele peak height ratio was considered abnormal, indicating allelic imbalance, if the ratio was ≥0.7 or ≤0.3 (Figure 2).

The Summit seeks to address this imbalance.

This increase may be attributed to an alteration in the intervertebral disc and endplate height, a loss in the anterior vertebral body height, and an imbalance in the supporting anterior and posterior soft tissues and musculature [ 4- 6].

Good inter- and intra-rater reliability was observed for biomechanical cause of imbalance, activity at the time of the fall, use of mobility aids, height of the fall, and floor conditions (Table  3).

Critical factors taken into account by the software include empirically determined extremes of heterozygous imbalance (Hb) and the drop-out threshold (Ht) defined as the maximum peak height of a surviving heterozygous allele, where its partner may have dropped out.