Sentence examples for in comparison to the expected from inspiring English sources

To test the viability of the established protocols, a full multi-locus Dinornis dataset was assembled and examined thoroughly for signs of allelic dropout, such as a deficit of heterozygous individuals in comparison to the expected Hardy-Weinberg proportions.

Myelodysplasia and acute leukemia are observed in classic dyskeratosis congenita in 1% [26] to 3% of cases [14], and the risk of developing acute myeloid leukemia in dyskeratosis congenita patients is increased almost 200 fold in comparison to the expected incidence in the population [27].

Table 2 shows the number of sample plots for the PNV-types simulated by P rognA us and classified according to their steady state species proportion, in comparison to the expected PNV-types of the ANFI.

In the duloxetine database, MMRM yielded a 75% success rate for the primary outcome measure (HAMD17 total score), while LOCF_ANCOVA produced a 50% success rate, in comparison to the expected rate of 80%.

The F-wave evaluation was based on the measurement of the minimal latency of the recorded F-waves in comparison to the expected minimum F-wave latency calculated according to the following formula: 3.45 + 0.33 × limb length [cm] for the sciatic/tibial nerve [ 17].

Therefore, we assessed the potential additional value of including the thoracic vertebrae in the RASSS, by determining the relative contribution (in %) to the 2-year total RASSS progression of each spinal segment (cervical, thoracic and lumbar) in comparison to the expected contribution.

All the funds raised for the presidential and Congressional races so far pale in comparison to the money expected to rush in after the party conventions this week and next.

The length of the period considered for trend assessment, the saturation and hysteresis effect of some ionosphere parameters, and the solar EUV proxy used are also considered in this study in order to quantify a possible nonreal trend that may result as a by-product of a filtering process in comparison to the trends expected in the upper atmosphere as a consequence of anthropogenic effects.

Furthermore, we showed that the observed proportions of such genes are statistically significant in comparison to the values expected by chance.

In comparison to the theoretically expected occurrence of such a 15 bp sequence pattern (every 262,144 bp in the human genome) the consensus is 2.5 times more often attendant.

Thus, the reduced number of observed nsSNP in comparison to the theoretically expected one is evidence for strong selective pressure within the intracellular niche.