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Compared with each other, linkage mapping has relatively high power and a low false positive rate, whereas association mapping has relatively high resolution [ 1, 2].

Our map had relatively high user and producer accuracies (Table 3), with the exception of FC, which had a producer accuracy of 40.5%.

The minimally processed WBS stored in MAP had relatively low leakage rate compared with those without MAP after 60 days at 2°C (Figure 5A).

The maps have relatively low GOF scores, but low GOF scores may merely indicate these different goals.

However, since SBGN maps have relatively small number of nodes, running time spent on packing is negligible.

Type 1 diabetes is a relatively good candidate for IBD mapping: it has relatively low prevalence (≈0.4%; Mehers and Gillespie 2008), and high heritability (≈88% heritability on the liability scale; Hyttinen et al. 2003).

Linkage mapping is the traditional strategy for the identification of QTL using bi-parental mapping populations and has relatively high power and a low false positive rate.

In addition, they did not detect the translocation between ssa01p and ssa23, but as the authors note, their family has relatively limited mapping power and their ssa01 comprise three linkage groups (NB1-17fa, NB1-17fb and NB1-17 fc) in the female map.

A quick word about Pennsylvania: the FiveThirtyEight forecast model has liked it for a long while as a high-upside play for Mr. Romney, since winning it would devastate Mr. Obama's electoral map and since Mr. Romney has relatively few other opportunities to play offense.

Transcripts mapping analysis shows that grape plant has relatively larger intron sizes than introns in other fruit species.

In rice, the grain size QTLs identified from bi-parental mapping populations have relatively large effects on TGW and yield, whereas in wheat the majority of studies have identified QTL with relatively small additive effects on grain size (and yield).