Sentence examples for mean physical distance from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the mean physical distance relative to soybean was 4.9 Mb (with a median of 2.6 Mb).

The mean physical distance spanned by 50 adjacent SNPs was 28.2 kb (range = 9.1 280 kb, standard deviation = 16.6 kb).

The mean physical distance spanned by 50 adjacent assays was 28.2 kb (range = 9.1 280 kb, standard deviation = 16.6 kb).

It starts with, 'I'm going to take this kid here and you can take the other one there.'" And sleeping alone means physical distance, which can lead to emotional distance.

Labeling two loci of a chromosome with a fluorescent marker was successfully used to establish a relationship between genomic distance <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0012218.e001.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> between these markers and its mean square physical distance in yeast [8], drosophila [9], [10] and human cells [11], [12].

The median physical distance between SNPs is approximately 105 kb, and the mean distance between SNPs is 210 kb.

First, we see that the mean estimates of average Hamming distance increase with physical distance in the tumor (within-gland<within-half<between-half).

Unlike other dedicated home theater projectors, the H1's only means of increasing the size of the picture is what I like to call "foot zoom," which means you have to adjust its physical distance from the projection surface.

Farther is used in relation to physical distance whereas further means to a greater degree.

LD decay over the physical distance was observed where the mean r2 fell to <0.5 within 2 kb and to less than 0.23 within 200 kb.

With a mean of 5.17 Mbp per cM, this is 6.9-times higher than the genome-wide average ratio of genetic distance to physical distance, 750 kb per cM (Tanksley et al. 1992).