Sentence examples for more shared pattern from inspiring English sources

In contrast, a more shared pattern of gene regulation for all three 131I activity levels was observed in the liver.

More recently, shared patterns of LOH were identified in a small study of LCIS and adjacent ductal lesions contributing to an emerging molecular concept that LCIS may be one of several early identifiable lesions in the pathogenesis of low-grade carcinomas [ 13].

In addition, CADM and Concaterpillar are likely to identify different homogeneous subsets (see fig. 6 a ) because their definitions of incongruence differ (i.e., CADM will reject heterogeneity when there is more shared branching pattern than expected by chance, whereas Concaterpillar will reject homogeneity when there is sufficient evidence that gene trees are nonidentical).

The further divergence within these branches of M2a exhibit probable pattern of more shared haplotypes within populations of geographic proximity followed by population specific haplotypes and a few shared haplotypes among geographically apart populations.

For example, the four genotypes from Senegal were no more similar to each other than to the genotypes from North America; nevertheless the genotypes with similar deletion patterns have more shared SNPs than genotypes with different deletions (Fig. 3).

Postglacial expansions and gene exchange apparently led to more shared haplotypes and less differentiation that in turn led to the present shallow phylogeographical patterns in S. japonica.

And try being more sharing.

Moltke et al. (2011) proposed a more general Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) method where it does not assume any previous information about IBD sharing patterns.

The sharing patterns in Flipboard are also interesting.

Yet the upper part of the ramie stem (including sample L and sample T) grows more vigorously (more unigenes shared the all-up pattern in samples L and T), which made it more sensitive to environmental elements, such as temperature and sampling time.

This is straightforward since the top de novo compressors against which we compared write different parts of the encoded data (i.e. sequences, qualities and names) to different files, because data of a similar type tend to share more patterns and be more easily compressed than more heterogeneous data.