Sentence examples for missing relative to from inspiring English sources

Whether or not cases with missing treatment data were excluded from analysis depended on what treatment data were missing relative to the treatment hierarchy.

The variant found here for miR4376 was very abundant in common bean and has only one nucleotide missing relative to its reference miRNA found in soybean.

Of the four genes missing relative to Vitis, the rps1, rps7, and rps19 genes were lost completely, whereas rpl2 is still present as a frame-shifted pseudogene.

Furthermore, careful searching of the chimpanzee whole-genome shotgun sequence reveals reads consistent with most of the pieces missing relative to human PLK3, with the exception of a 3' portion of exon 3. Supplementation with this additional data yields a chimp gene model with 100% identity in the protein kinase domain (positions 62 to 314 as annotated in UniProt).

After filling and closing with unplaced contigs, there was a remaining gap in which the 28 kb fragment was missing relative to the AflII optical map, and hence we suggest that the region may have arisen as highly repeated sequences, or a region of the genome is simply not represented in the read set.

Local mosques are asking families with missing relatives to come to the school to try to identify the bodies.

Geoffrey left an estate worth £175,000, and the heir hunters set off to find his missing relatives to break "the good news about their windfall".

Mr Owen said police did not know who they were and urged anyone with any information or who may have missing relatives to contact them.

Cancer miss rate was defined as the percentage of cancer patients missed relative to the number of cancer patients at the minimal cutoff value of 50 ng ml−1 of the iFOBT.

To answer that, the researchers examined archival news video of 52 people making public pleas for the safe return of a missing relative — with half later proven to be lying.

We report the definitions used, the frequency of near miss and death among various clinical entities, and the timing of near miss relative to the timing of admission.