Sentence examples for much smaller variants from inspiring English sources

Indeed, testis and kidney express much smaller variants of talin2 as a result of alternate promoter usage.

More recently, Volik et al. [ 15] proposed a procedure based on paired-end sequences that can detect much smaller variants, depending upon the type of sequence insert one employs.

Much smaller numbers of variants are needed if we assume rare-variants but higher penetrance models.

Our method automatically excludes common variants in an individual or a family, allowing researchers to focus on a much smaller set of variants that are truly novel within the tissue or sample under investigation.

There is a much smaller number of variants given missense (77) and synonymous (39) annotations by VEP (Additional file 1: Table S7a).

However, the much smaller number of variants ascertained reduces the mapping effectiveness of the approach; that is, when a region with a large number of homozygous variants or a high novel allele frequency is found using the WGS approach, one has considerable confidence that the mutation is resident in that region.

Intergenic variants have an SFS with a much smaller fraction of rare variants, likely caused by recurrent mutations on these, generally, hypervariable sites.

Despite the much smaller number of detected variants, vipR achieved a good sensitivity and specificity in identifying SNPs in the small test set of 82 putative SNPs.

Simulation results show that AFSA1 and AFSA2 can significantly improve both transmission efficiency and MID of multi-tag RFID systems compared to those of the static Aloha; the transmission efficiency of AFSA2 is a little lower than but close to that of the EPC Variant II, and the MID of AFSA 2 is much smaller than that of EPC Variant II.

It is found that the β1 precipitates form as ultra-thin long plates with abnormally large aspect ratios under the influence of the stress fields of screw dislocations that lie in the precipitate habit planes, but into a zigzag configuration comprising two β1 orientation variants of much smaller aspect ratios under the influence of edge dislocations.

Overall, while the variations in mean deviance (Figure 2b) seen between model variants were much smaller than for the models conditioned on the first infection (Figure 2a), the interaction model allowing for time varying cattle infectivity gave the most adequate fit (measured by both mean deviance and DIC, see Table 2).