Sentence examples for number variances from inspiring English sources

The two exons of the fern ndhB gene have a unique pattern of intragenic copy number variances.

Plasmid instability and copy number variance provide challenges for replicative plasmids, while use of homologous recombination for insertion of DNA into the chromosome is slow and laborious.

In addition to the previously mentioned samples filtered due to low quality, two Zulu samples were identified as having high copy number variance and removed.

CNPs are regions of copy number variance present in greater than 1% of the 270 HapMap samples, resulting in a library of 1,320 CNPs.

In effect the idea of bursting, which amplifies protein relative to mRNA number variance, applies here too, amplifying the variance of transcript number above the expectations from the Poisson distribution.

Both weediness and noxiousness are predicted by genus standard deviation for highest chromosome number – variance in chromosome number at the genus level probably reflects the prevalence of polyploid taxa.

Additionally, copy number variance in the HLA region has previously been reported in the literature[34].The duplication of this finding in a small cohort of patients indicates the importance of the MHC region on chromosome 6 in the genetic susceptibility to T1D and affirms that analysis of small sample sizes can yield biologically relevant results.

Another mechanism named microhomology-mediated break-induced replication (MMBIR), involving small (2 5 nt) homologous sequences at or near the breakpoint junctions, was recently proposed to be involved in human copy number variance (CNV) formation, and could theoretically be involved in mtDNA deletions [31].

CNV, copy number variance.

There are now many more groups of tumors being identified with transcriptome and copy number variance analyses [ 38, 39].

Figure 2C plots the PGC number variance of all genotypes scored in this study (Kugler et al. 2010) against the average PGC number.