Sentence examples for infer variability from inspiring English sources

The results showed a perfect correlation between DGGE and phylogenetic analyses for all compared samples, besides some distinct profiles in Victoria and Yamagata groups that could be used to infer variability inside these groups.

In this study, we present the results of the NASA-CASA (Carnegie-Ames-Stanford Approach) model to predict net primary productivity (NPP) fluxes using both Landsat 7 and MODIS imagery as a means to infer variability in temperate forests of the eastern United States.

Using microsatellite variability in G. max as a proxy to infer variability among putative microsatellites in Pachyrhizus spp., we targeted loci most likely to be polymorphic.

One clever approach to circumvent these limitations, and infer variability within a population of cells, is to make several measurements on samples of a few cells (10 20) and quantify the variability between samples.

We infer that variability in navigating subjects in a scenario is important to add expressiveness to a scenario and partly overcomes predictable behaviour.

Although nucleotide sequence divergence in this region can only be used indirectly to infer antigenic variability in other parts of the genome, the 10% pairwise distance threshold in VP4/VP2-encoding region matched the divergence that effectively categorises HRV species A and B into their 74 and 25 constituent serotypes [18].

We used the detected SNVs to infer allelic variability and potential functional consequences.

Importantly, the statistics used here to infer nucleotide variability were developed to account for the bias towards intermediate allele frequency in the pooling process (see Materials and methods).

Thus, based on mean Ka/Ks values, it may be possible to infer the variability of genes in their sequences that will be expressed in their respective tissues or treatments to the plants.

Given their relatively large effects, we were able to use these variants as genetic instruments to infer that variability in AMH levels is unlikely to substantially contribute to complex traits and disease susceptibility in males.

This set of assumptions has also been made when inferring functional variability from phylogenetic tree distances between OR genes based on the entire protein sequence (e.g., [14]).