Sentence examples for need for ld from inspiring English sources

We were able to create an unbiased tool for downweighting SNP contributions based on information similarity (LD), thus eliminating the need for LD pruning prior to aggregation.

It retains all the available information by accounting for LD-structure through weighting, which eliminates the need for LD pruning.

Taken together, these LD-controlled trials of DA monotherapy in early PD clearly show the need for LD supplementation to maintain symptomatic control.

Furthermore, LD is not invoked for several rounds until the parameters needed for LD are tuned to the new wireless link.

This sequence of events, needed for LD to exert its antiparkinsonian effect, is subject to a number of interfering processes, which can contribute to dose failures and long-term complications.

The mechanism of the vesicular budding have been characterized [for reviews, see (McMahon and Mills 2004; Praefcke and McMahon 2004; Corda et al. 2006)], but a completely different mechanism may be needed for the LD because the content and surface of the LD have vastly different properties from that of vesicles.

Given the expected >50,000 maize genes and the 5 10 feasible SNPs per gene for a given haplotype, more markers are needed for precise LD mapping to accelerate the discovery of NCLB resistance genes in maize.

Furthermore, our results also reinforce the need for the detailed LD mapping, CNV analysis of NRXN1 in different population or other neurodevelopmental disorders.

In summary, the class-G design with charge pumps yields substantial energy savings compared to a class-AB LD while sparing us the DC-DC conversion needed for class-G LDs with two supplies.

The weighted method allows one to evaluate the data in an unbiased manner without the need for pruning, eliminating the arbitrary step of LD cutoff selection.

It has recently been shown that in graphene ID/IG has a non-monotonic dependence on the average distance between defects LD, increasing with increasing LD up to LD ~ 4 nm and decreasing for LD > 4 nm [53, 54, 57].