Sentence examples for minor frequency of from inspiring English sources

Ccnd1−/− animals show minor frequency of spontaneous morbidity beginning at 3 weeks (Sicinski et al, 1995), observable up to 2 months of age.

A minor frequency of PTEN deletion was found with a mean of 0.93 for the PTEN/CEP10 ratio (range 14 118).

While dexamethasone is a more potent corticosteroid, it has a shorter half-life, which restricts its clinical efficacy as an injectable suspension, thus the rationale for an implant with a continued deliverance method, which can provide drug release through long periods with a minor frequency of adverse effects.

With the MiSeq™ (Illumina) three fresh-frozen samples were analysed and minor frequencies of the mutated allele could be detected.

As the frequencies of the alleles play an important role in LD analysis, we eliminated the alleles with minor frequencies of less than 0.05.

With the GS Junior (Roche) no minor frequencies of mutated alleles were seen at four positions of secondary mutations (p.V654A, p.N680K, p.D820E, p.N822Y).

The minor allele frequency of minor SNPs in our constrained EST list corresponded to that annotated in the NCBI dbSNP.

We consider a minor allele frequency of 0.005, so the minor allele is present in about one percent of the population under study.

We limited SNP scoring to contigs which have minor allele frequency of 0.01 or at least two minor allele reads.

The associated SNP (rs2283228) has a minor allele frequency of ∼40% in East-Asian samples but a minor allele frequency of ∼5% in European samples [7].

The unweighted statistic was calculated (using option −v0), because of the similarity of minor allele frequency of each polymorphism, and the vulnerability of low minor allele frequencies to stochastic sampling variation in a small dataset.