Sentence examples for highest derived from inspiring English sources
A terminological note: Kant sometimes also refers to this as the highest "derived" good, as compared with God's existence as the highest "original" or "independent" good 5:132, 132; "What Does it Mean to Orient Oneself in Thinking?" 8 139.
As shown in Table 2, almost all of the SNPs had very large global allele frequency ranges, though for most SNPs the highest derived allele frequencies are found in Europeans.
Brauer et al. [3] also estimated that the population-weighted annual average levels of PM2.5 had increased from 44 to 55 µg/m between 1990 and 2005 in East Asia; the highest annual average concentration of PM2.5 measured in 2005 was 58 µg/m in Beijing, and the highest derived PM2.5 concentration (estimated from PM10 measurements) was 121 µg/m in Datong, a coal mining center in Shanxi Province.
If the index is too high, derived real wages are too low.
It was a high derived from bud one could only find in Los Angeles.
Fay and Wu's H is based on the level of SNPs with high derived allele frequencies.
No alleles were found with a high derived allele frequency, and as expected, Fay and Wu's H [26] testing for derived alleles did not yield a significant result.
If the SNPs in the H and HR sites that have high derived allele frequency are largely clustered in a few genomic regions, then the larger-than-background fraction of high frequency derived alleles may be an artifact of regional (i.e. not widespread) positive selection or even selective sweep due to linkage.
Among the seven nonsynonymous mutations, one variant, Arg192Gln, is mutated from a basic amino acid to an acidic amino acid, and is present at a relatively high derived allele frequency in Asian populations (15.38% in East Asian, and 21.97% in South Asian).
A higher derived ACT score was associated with a significantly lower annual expenditure on asthma management.
Strikingly, two SNPs are present within this predicted miRNA and both show high derived allele frequencies in the CHB.
