Sentence examples for more markers with from inspiring English sources

However, the real improvement should come from a more accurate lens calibration or better lens, and/or higher resolution cameras and/or putting more markers, with known geometric relations, in the field of view of the camera and/or using natural features in combination with markers.

Furthermore, we detected more markers with main and Q×E interaction effects.

Assuming analytical validity is established, why do we not have more markers with high levels of evidence to support clinical utility?

However, the vast majority of studies aim to investigate the association between one or more markers with an outcome (or multiple outcomes) of interest.

Consequently, a GWAS with 12,000 cases and 24,000 controls triple the sample size of the two European ancestry GWAS conducted to date should identify three or more markers with HNF1B-like effect sizes with 85%% probability, as well as other markers with smaller effects.

The genotyping platform was based on GBS [ 25] with 10 x coverage at 10,000 markers (GBS10 x@10K) or with 1 x coverage at 100,000 markers (GBS1 x@100K) and the results showed that more markers with lower coverage gave higher accuracies in every stage of a pre-breeding program.

Of 57 colorectal carcinomas specimens, 36 (63.2%) demonstrated LOH at one or more marker, with the highest frequencies of LOH at D11S1340 (41.0%), located between 105.13 111.97 Mb from the centromere, and D11S924 (37.1%) and D11S4107 (40.5%), both located approximately 113 Mb from the centromere.

Replicating studies with more markers and with larger samples will be necessary to clarify the correlation between schizophrenia and cancer.

Unadjusted risk ratios with 95% CI will be calculated to estimate the risk of the adverse pregnancy outcomes in the presence of a validated marker compared with no marker, and in the presence of two or more markers compared with no marker.

Another possibility is that more markers or markers with lower mutation rates may be needed to efficiently "tag" the genome.

CD4+ T cells tended to express more markers associated with being "central memory" (CCR7 and CD27) [33], [33]; CD8+ T cells appear to be more differentiated.