Sentence examples for mean variant frequency from inspiring English sources

For example, the mean variant frequency differed between 0.06% (position 1199 in the PR8 HA segment) and 4.5% (position 1249 in the PR8 NP segment) for the same viral sample sequenced on both sequencers.

Mean variant allele frequency of clonal mutations from pre-treatment ctDNA is associated with progression-free survival and overall survival.

The mean log variant frequency of peripheral lymphocytes was significantly higher in the medium well water exposure group than in the low and medium tap water exposure groups.

It means variant standards and a loss of central command.

Mean mutant frequencies (variant frequencies) for normal young adults are approximately: Hb (4 x 10 -8)) < hprt (5 x 10 -6)) = GPA (10 x 10 -6)) < HLA (30 x 10 -6)).

The second result can be explained by considering again that lower disease variant frequencies usually mean more recent mutations.

The variant frequency sliders (Fig. 1C) visualize the distribution of variants based on variant frequency values.

Variant calls were reported with coverage and variant frequency values.

The overall MUTYH variant frequency was 0.34%.

However, the relatively conservative detection thresholds (a minor allele frequency of >1.5 10%) used in these studies mean that lower frequency variants were not reported, despite the fact that, from first principles, most somatic mtDNA variants will be expected to fall below this level.

By comparing the derived allele frequency spectra, we found that both gene duplications and HT genes showed an excess of low frequency variants and lower mean frequency relative to synonymous SNPs across the genome, and nonsynonymous SNPs in parts of the genome.