Sentence examples for model of variant from inspiring English sources

The CLN6 mouse (Bronson et al., 1998) is a well-established model of variant late infantile NCL, although the behavioural phenotype has not been extensively studied.

Here, we report a progressive breakdown of axons and synapses in the brains of two different mouse models of NCL: Ppt1 −/− model of infantile NCL and Cln6 nclf model of variant late-infantile NCL.

Finally, genetics play a huge role that needs to be included in any modeling of variant C.J.D. projections.

Statistical modeling of variant frequencies and read depth showed that the discrepancy was unlikely to have occurred by chance (p = 0.00046 by binomial test).

Martinez et al.1 have used a system of four calcium ions confined by electromagnetic fields (not shown), generated by electrodes, to simulate a one-dimensional model of a variant of this theory known as lattice QED.

Instead we use variant quality score recalibration (VQSR) [ 9, 10], a statistical technique for variant filtration that builds a model of "true" variants using multiple quality parameters and then applies that model to filter out likely false positive variants.

First removing zero and missing values of particular variables and then applying several consecutive steps including statistical modeling, coefficient of variant approaches, and data balancing, a large number of observations have been removed.

A global model of all variants for toxicity showed the best fitting model with rare DPYD variants and the CDA c.−92A>G genotype.

The researchers used this information to create a statistical model of which variants were inherited from each parent, which they did with 98percentt accuracy (evaluated against a DNA sample from the baby collected after birth).

The worse scenario regarding sample size is model B, the model of rare variants with low effect-sizes, where at least 125,000 cases and 125,000 controls are needed to discover approximately 1400 variants among the top 5000 SNPs.

We find strong support for the classical model of genetic variants regulating methylation, which in turn regulates gene expression.