Consider a position p in the sequenced region and let A represent the reference base at this position and B be the most frequent non-reference base across all pools.
The "floating world" of Japanese ukiyo-e prints is a frequent reference, most pointedly in "Utomara Washing Bumstead Sleeping".
The most frequent and conspicuous cinematic reference in "Lemonade," Beyoncé's "visual album," is to Julie Dash's 1991 film "Daughters of the Dust".
In plants, the most frequent strategy to build reference genomes has been based on the selection of highly homozygous individuals, what in most woody species is a very long process and seldomly addressed, not available for table grapes.
Using the most frequent haplotype as the reference group, an additive model was used to introduce haplotype counts, and an unconditional regression model was applied to calculate ORs (95% CIs) adjusting for potential confounders.
Analysis of single-marker effect was performed assuming both a dominant and an additive (data not shown) genetic model, considering the most frequent allele as a reference category, and using logistic regression implemented in SNPassoc (version 1.5-1) fRom R statistical software, version 2.6.1 (R Development Core Team 2007).
Then, using the same block, we calculate homozygosity for the test population's most frequent haplotype (HTMH) in the reference population, and HH in both the reference and test populations.
Amman's most cosmopolitan residents still make frequent reference to Bedouin traditional hospitality, and no business meeting is complete without sugary tea, fresh fruit and often sticky date- or nut-filled sweets.
We created indicator variables for each genotype; the most frequent genotype STin2.12/STin2.12 served as reference (3 df test).
A low, medium, high or expert level is assigned using these measures; Most frequent objective of the user; Reference to the location of all the information regarding the previous interactions and the corresponding objective and subjective parameters for that user; Parameters of the user neutral voice as explained in "The emotion recognizer" section.
