Sentence examples for number reductions from inspiring English sources

Thus all cases with copy number reductions are expected to have undergone LOH.

Chromosome number, however, is not static and several protoploid, that is, "pre-WGD" and post-WGD species of the Saccharomyces complex have undergone chromosome number reductions.

Overall, copy number reductions as measured by array CGH showed a higher overlap with LOH than SNP array (Table 2), namely 66% for array CGH and 57% for SNP array, when taking an average of all cell lines.

General conservation of rDNA site numbers in lower ploidy, but marked site number reductions at higher ploidy levels, suggest complex evolution of rDNA sites during polyploidization and/or independent evolutionary pathways for 6 x versus higher ploidy strawberries.

In this study, reductions of cortical thickness were found in the left medial orbitofrontal cortex and parsopercularis (Brodmann area 44) in patients with MDD as compared to healthy controls, indicating a possibility of neuron number reductions in these regions.

In these cancers, removing any single ras family member had little impact on the complexity of the respective cancer networks, yielding only 4%and9d 9 % Betti number reductions (from 114 to 110 and from 45 to 41 respectively, data not shown).

The feature number reduction ranges from 5to38%8 %.

A novel algorithm SMark is proposed, which focuses on fill-ins number reduction.

However, when the particle number reduction slows down, larger P results in execution time overhead of MP-sampling operation.

Hence, at a higher fluence above 1 × 1013 ions/cm2, the expected decrease in FWHM of 2D peak due to layer number reduction is not observed.

(B) Accelerating repopulation of surviving cancer cells frequently occurs between consecutive cycles, characterized by the indicated doubling times (blue line, cell number reduction phase; red line, increase phase).