Sentence examples for number populations from inspiring English sources

While the southern giraffe was increasing markedly in number, populations in east and central Africa were in trouble, he said.

We have demonstrated how this approach can be used to estimate the stromal contamination rate within tumour biopsies, and to describe mixed DNA copy number populations, in the presence or absence of normal 2n cell populations.

The resulting clusters would roughly correspond to dividing the data into three copy number populations.

However, we utilized prior knowledge about copy number populations, which guided us in data stratification.

In the M-A plot the different copy number populations are not as distinct as for the sample in figure 6, likely making it more difficult to identify the copy number populations.

Firstly, affected values can introduce populations that compromise normalization in the same way as copy number populations.

To prevent this we denote the largest copy number population as normals and adjust all calls accordingly.

Collectively, these data provide evidence that transcription factor ChIP-seq on small-cell-number populations is possible using bacterial DNA as a carrier during the amplification step.

As a result of an increased fraction of gain, the median M for the X chromosome is shifted from 0.42 to 0.30, confirming our belief that normalization strategies for aCGH should account for the presence of different copy-number populations.

By doing so, within the mean-field region, we are neglecting noise in both cell numbers (population) and their birth rates (structure).

Particularly, when we're talking about such small numbers (population wise), a year-to-year difference can be little more than a statistical blip.