At K = 15, the Landrace and Welsh breeds still clustered together whilst Berkshire individuals split over two groups (mirroring the sampling of two geographic origins: USA and UK).
Weighted percentages were estimated to mirror the full sample of study participants.
RNase treatment efficiently dissipated both FGs and RNA granules, as can be judged by dramatic increase of FUS solubility observed in treated samples, mirroring the behaviour of an established component of RNA granules, fragile X mental retardation protein (FMRP) (Fig. 4B).
The same marker was observed to reach a more humble, although statistically significant, effect in subphenotype analyses (P-value range from 6.4×10−6 to 0.04) (Tables 4 and 5), which may mirror the impact of sample size.
The geographic distribution of the sample mirrored the geographic distribution of the Dutch population.
Willow grouse and Scottish red grouse populations are genetically differentiated [16], so a hypothetical locus that governs or contributes to the phenotypic diversity which is the basis of their taxonomic classification is expected to have a phylogenetic signature that mirrors the origin of the sampled sequences.
However, the sample largely mirrored the demographic characteristics of the schools and of the Humboldt Park community at large, with most respondents from low-income minority homes.
The enhanced expression of PEG11 in the postnatal samples mirrored the emergence of the muscle hypertrophy phenotype in callipyge animals [33].
To obtain a sample size that mirrored the universe of children in the HHLPPP without sampling all children with EBLL in the program, PF and PM were each multiplied by a constant.
Our final sample also mirrored the true demographics of the Oslo immigrant population, with the exception of a higher proportion of SGIs (and fewer FGIs).
To ensure that quota samples mirror the voting intentions of the nation, polling firms need to use controls which are good at distinguishing Conservative from Labour voters.
