Sentence examples for lengths of the reference from inspiring English sources

There was no difference between telomere lengths of the reference population and the unrelated spouses, but we find that the mean telomere length of related family members without a TERT mutation was significantly shorter than the reference population (P-value  = 1.01×10−5).

However, the shorter the temporal coherence length, the more important it is to match the optical path lengths of the reference and test beams [ 14].

Since some of the selected proteins have very long sequences (TTN, SYNE1, RYR2, RYR3 etc)., we normalized the frequencies of harmful AASs by the lengths of the reference protein sequences.

For example, the rule to call a frameshift variant is that a variant falls in coding sequence and that the absolute difference between the lengths of the reference and alternative alleles is not divisible by 3. The VEP systematically checks all rules against the query variants and outputs all consequence terms that hold for each variant.

The total length of assembled sequence, numbers of targeted exons and genes assembled, amount of flanking sequence assembled from the splash zone, percentage of plastome and nrDNA cistron sequence assembled from the off-target reads based on the lengths of the reference sequences, and percent divergence from the A. syriaca exon sequences were calculated for each species.

Although the tested DNA markers and the total lengths of the reference maps were different between Herrmann et al.'s (444 cM) and our study (869 cM), it could be presumed that the hub loci/alleles found on LG2 and LG5 will correspond to the QTLs identified by Herrmann et al., once a comparison of the two maps used in these studies has been performed.

The lengths of the reference-guided genome assemblies ranged from 105,354 to 107,371 bp (Table 1), very similar to the reference sequence, which is 106,332 bp long (Jancovich et al. 2003).

*Genome size refers to the length of the reference assembly.

Surveys of consumption expenditure vary widely across many dimensions, including the level of reporting, the length of the reference period, and the degree of commodity detail.

The expected intersection number, against any smooth curve, is universally proportional to the length of the reference curve, times the wavenumber, independent of the geometry.

For a C-terminal variant, its similarity to the corresponding reference protein was defined by the fraction of the number of peptides in the 2 sequences being identical to the total length of the reference protein.