Sentence examples for inferred level from inspiring English sources

Thus, the output is an inferred level of miRNA regulatory activity.

With such a high proportion of recent migrants, the inferred level of differentiation between Malindi and other sites may potentially be eroded, assuming that the current populations persist.

We note that all of these mutations have overcome genetic drift and would fix deterministically in the absence of clonal interference, because the inferred level of selection is strong compared to genetic drift.

We divided the genomic regions into five mutually exclusive groups based on 1) the inferred level of recombination with the sex-determining region by Olmstead et al. (2010), 2) the linkage groups in the genome assembly 7.1 (table 1), and 3) the results of the Illumina sequencing of the dissected petite arm of chromosome 7 (Seifertova et al., submitted).

However, as predicted, a pattern matching the inferred levels of sperm competition among these species was only apparent in sperm cells.

These inferred levels of gene expression were clustered using Hierarchical Clustering Explorer 3.5 (HCE; Human-Computer Interaction Lab, University of Maryland, College Park, USA) and applying default parameters (Euclidian Distance model).

The decrease in the percentage of total PUFAs and the increase in the percentage of total SFAs associated to high inferred levels of sperm competition was not observed in all individual fatty acids in sperm cells.

First, in the case of P. bocagei and P. hispanica type 1A, the inferred levels of admixture were surprisingly high, above the values considered as thresholds for the maintenance of genetic differentiation [ 7].

One innovation introduced here is the following: to reduce the impact of outliers and differentially expressed genes on the inferred levels of other genes, the loess regression is based on only a "stable" subset of genes uniformly chosen across all intensity levels.

One aspect of the resulting data structure is that one can score, for each TF, whether or not genes bound by a given TF have expression levels that track with the inferred activity level of that TF a phenomenon that Gao et al. (2004) referred to as "coupling", which can be thought of as a measure of whether that specific site is functional.

Figure 3 shows that for the majority of genes the inferred expression level does not deviate from the expectations.