Sentence examples for mean identities from inspiring English sources

That doesn't mean Identities isn't a fun experience.

A detailed phylogenetic analysis of proteins encoded by members of these clusters from tomato and potato show that all genes fall into a unique clade with mean identities of 80% and a bootstrap value of 83%.

When these group 2 genes from Bm were compared with their orthologs in Bp and Bt, the mean identities were similar or slightly higher than the genome means (99.3% vs. 98.8% for the Bm-Bp comparison; 96.7% vs. 94.0% for the Bm-Bt comparison) (Fig. 2AB).

"That may mean identity experimentation has bigger privacy consequences today than for past generations, but it doesn't mean teens don't desire privacy overall".

Of course, this does not mean identity is really what matters.

Rather, we mean "identity" in the sense of what a thing is, or which thing of a certain kind a thing is.

The pairwise nucleotide identity across all sequences in each set is roughly normally distributed around mean 52.8% (minimum mean identity 35.3%, maximum mean identity 93.9%, standard deviation 8%).

Though the coding regions between the heat shock genes of these two species are highly conserved (∼98% mean identity), the upstream regions of these genes are slightly more divergent (∼95% mean identity).

The mean identity of the designed sequences to their respective templates is 40% for the SKIs and 30% for the chemokines.

The mean identity to the reference of 1D reads was 56.5% while 2D reads revealed a mean identity of 74.5%.

Mouse retroposed sequences have the same range of nucleotide identity, although the mean identity is 93.4%.