It is shown that the mistuning causes Taylor expansions to be not uniformly valid even in small intervals of the perturbation parameter, subsequently rendering them useless for practical purposes.
This means that as time goes to infinity, the momentum density concentrates in small intervals moving right with different constant speeds.
Hence in those cases, where it is tedious to check the condition D ″ u n ) theoretically, we can use numerical procedures to measure ratio of number of consecutive exceedances to number of exceedances and the ratio of number of upcrossings to number of consecutive exceedances in small intervals.
Under those constraints, the 4-5 kb SNP spacing best meets our goal of estimating recombination rates in small intervals.
Occasionally, the data come in small intervals, with one study only obtaining access to 37 days [ 16].
The reason of the inability of LA to map the QTL is simple: in small intervals, recombinations - which are needed for LA to map a QTL-seldom occur.
The linear order of the common markers was also highly conserved between parents, with only a few cases of inverted order in small intervals.
The resulting method does not destroy the fine resolution obtained in next generation sequencing data and relies on re-sampling of the fragment starting points in small intervals, typically 5 base pairs long.
For the calculation of health care costs based on Lin's method, the follow-up period of each patient was partitioned in small intervals (i.e., days in the current study), and health care costs were calculated across all patients still observed (i.e., in plan and not censored) for a given interval.
Several QTLs with large effects on alcohol withdrawal severity in mice have been detected, and fine mapping of these QTLs has placed them in small intervals on mouse chromosomes 1 and 4 (which correspond to certain regions on human chromosomes 1 and 9).
