Sentence examples for in panel based from inspiring English sources

Despite limitations inherent to NGS sequencing regarding its performance in repetitive or CG-rich regions of the genome, we were able to detect the mutation c.2232_2235del in ORF15 of the RPGR gene, a region regarded as challenging, with a poor sequencing performance, both in panel based NGS and Whole exome sequencing15.

The remaining markers (331 in the panel based on δ, 178 in the panel based on F ST) showed no significant difference in Shannon information content (SIC) (t-test, p = 0.10).

Similarly, F ST in the panel based on F ST was significantly higher than F ST in the panel based on δ (p < 0.0001).

Within the past few days, young and famous feminist Jessica Valenti defended her decision not to take part in a panel based on More magazine's recent list of hip and important young feminists and Nora Ephron all but dismissed the old-line feminist movement of the Seventies by esstentially calling women of that era "irritable" in a Huffington Post article taken from her new book.

The δ in the panel based on δ was significantly higher than δ estimated from the panel based on F ST (p = 0.0004).

The proportion of markers in the panel based on 2 k random markers for which r i ≥ 0.50, r i ≥ 0.75, and r i ≥ 0.80 were 0.19%, 0%, and 0%, respectively, and the panel had a map power of r avg = 0.13.

Seven haplotypes, named Hap_1 through Hap_7, were detected in our association panel based on these 16 SNPs.

In a unanimous ruling, the 17-judge panel, based in Strasbourg, France, found that Macedonia had violated the European Convention on Human Rights' prohibition on torture and inhuman or degrading treatment, and ordered it to pay the man about $78,000 in damages.

It was the second successive year that the panel, based in Oslo, had chosen an organization.

The Committee of European Banking Supervisors, a little known regulators' panel based in London, was recently asked by governments to collate national data covering 22 lenders operating across European borders.

The Basel Committee and a separate panel based in Basel, the Financial Stability Board, are developing more stringent rules for banks whose problems can send shock waves around the world.