Sentence examples for high call rates from inspiring English sources

Amid complaints about high call rates (among the rich world's priciest) and a lack of innovation, the government used a spectrum auction in 2008 to create a raft of new players.

The SNPs on the C6AIR consistently have high call rates, including for heterozygotes, facilitating data management and integration of genotyping data across runs and populations.

Despite the limited size of the silky sifaka's vocal repertoire, it does exhibit high call rates of seven calls per hour, on average.

These SNPs also had high call rates.

No genotype inconsistencies were observed among the parent-child pairs and parent-parent-child trios for these markers and all had consistently high call rates.

All the markers with significant associations had high call rates, ranging between 0.97 and 0.99, and MAF ranging between 0.11 and 0.42 (Table 1).

Predators ate the eggs at 40% of the high call rate nests, but at only 20% of the low call rate nests.

Conclusions: The resequencing chip efficiently reads SERPINA1, JAG1, ATP8B1, ABCB11, and ABCB4 with a high call rate and accuracy in one assay and identifies disease-causing mutations.

Results from hybridizations of DNA samples of five P. yoelii strains or cloned lines (17XNL, YM, 33X, N67 and N67C) and two progeny from a genetic cross (N67 × 17XNL) to the microarray showed that the array had a high call rate (∼97%) and accuracy (99.9%) in calling SNPs, providing a simple and reliable tool for typing the P. yoelii genome.

All SNPs had a high call rate (> = 90% in cases and controls), were not monomorphic (minor allele frequency <1% in cases or controls), and did not deviate from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (HWE) in the control sample (PHWE>0.001).

SNP array data with such a high call rate ensure a relatively low level of AD (average genotype concordance in the heterozygous SNPs was 41.7%, Figure 3) and a precise CCN profile for single cells with complex chromosomal structural alterations (Figure 6).