Sentence examples for locus score from inspiring English sources

Using single locus score tests, 15 common SNPs were found to be significantly associated with "body fatness" measures such as weight, BMI, hip and waist circumferences with P-values ranging from 0.0004 to 0.01.

In contrast to the mutation score, the locus score does not depend on the particular mutation but only on its location.

These coefficients are then used as locus scores.

Data quality analyses indicated only minor issues concerning locus scoring accuracy, nonrandom association of loci, and population admixture.

One locus scoring "strong" (≥ 1 – 1.5) was found in each of Thun, Brienz and Zuerich flocks and two in Maggiore.

Additionally, the multi-locus linear methods do not implicitly allow for the inclusion of epistatic interactions in the locus scoring process, while RF does.

Analogously, we also define locus scores S w and weighted scores exp(S w)Δ s (the rationale behind the nonlinear weighting function is discussed later).

The other 18 samples comprised (i) 15 with ≥1 locus scoring <10 but identified as a known S. sonnei allele and (ii) 3 with novel locus variants (each having one locus for which the highest scoring match (scores 20 160) differed from a known S. sonnei allele by one mismatching base).

We tested the genetic association of the remaining 29 SNPs with each of the adjusted anthropometric trait using the single-locus score test under additive model (1df test).

As a positive example, one may generalize (5) into a two-locus score function.

We define and discuss several families of one-locus score function definitions, i.e. the implicit, explicit and optimal ones.