Sentence examples for proportion of copies from inspiring English sources

> -wrap-foot> Results are shown if the proportion of copies exhibiting a mutation bias was over 10%.

In less conserved lineages, the proportion of copies with an uninterrupted ORF was typically very low, below 20%.

Mutations affecting all copies of the mtDNA were defined as homoplasmic, whereas those which were present only in a proportion of copies of mtDNA were defined as heteroplasmic.

For both lineages, the proportion of copies present in the same supercontig as a putative CDS was higher for MITEs than for non-MITE copies.

The proportion of copies in which microstate i is found at time t is an approximation for u i (t) and this approximation becomes more accurate as the number of copies is increased.

To assess the relationship between the total ITS2 copy number and the proportion of copies that were of type C100, a non-linear regression curve (second order polynomial) was fitted to the bivariate CC100 CTOTAL versus CTOTAL data in Sigmaplot v11.0 (Systat, Richmond, CA, USA).

In practice and for copy gain, we calculate for each patient two different scores that measure the proportion of copy gains over the selected genomic regions.

However, this limitation is eased in the case of whole-exome capture, where a large proportion of copy number neutral regions can be achieved.

PTPRC has the highest proportion of copy number amplifications among the PTPR genes, based on data for all cancers in the TCGA database.

The results from the Cox proportional hazard regression model, considering each score as a continuous variable, showed that an increasing proportion of copy gains within " exclusively amplified regions" (class k = 7) was associated with a statistical significant high risk of relapse (p < 0.05).

Increasingly, CNV has been shown to be important both for human diversity (Redon et al. 2006) as well as disease susceptibility, e.g. in autism and schizophrenia (Pagnamenta et al. 2009) as a significant proportion of copy-number variants can cover millions of base pairs of DNA and encompass many genes and their regulatory regions.