Sentence examples for markers that differ from inspiring English sources
Thus, markers that differ substantially in their mutation rates can show very different patterns of molecular diversity, as we found in our case.
Scientists had previously identified a few genetic "markers" that differ between normal blood vessels and the presumably newly formed vessels that feed growing tumors.
When a gene was between proximal and distal RI map markers that differ in genotype, a genotype was not assigned.
By analyzing markers that differ between ethnicities, but are not likely to be associated with disease, it is possible to detect the degree of confounding by ethnicity, or population stratification, that is present in a study.
Through a genome scan using single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) or simple sequence length polymorphism (SSLP) markers that differ between the C57BL/6J and FVB/NJ strains, we mapped four lines to defined intervals on individual chromosomes.
We acknowledge that the Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation scoring systems overestimate the severity of illness in the obese by incorporating markers that differ in otherwise healthy obese patients, like creatinine and oxygenation.
When they examined DNA markers of the 33 actual toothfish, five of these fish had markers that differed from those of fish caught near South Georgia Island.
We subsequently visually checked the genotype data of each marker for plausibility and removed markers that differed in a genotype from that of immediately adjacent markers on both sides, since we regarded their deviating genotype(s) as highly improbable (see discussion).
We ensured that maps had the same marker order among RBT and female-merged F1 hybrids by removing markers that differed in their rank in the order.
A global interaction P value was used to identify associations with metabolic markers that differed significantly in effect size between men and women.
The approach taken was to identify markers that differed significantly between normal and xenograft mice and/or differed significantly between treated and untreated xenografts that have potential use as clinical markers of response to chemotherapy.
