Sentence examples for proportion of deletions from inspiring English sources

But again, were it the case that only very small proportion of deletions did so, there would exist only a very weak association between FSIQ and a composite of deletions.

However, this association might well be an indirect consequence of a higher proportion of deletions originated in the paternally derived chromosome.

This strongly suggests that observing the run length distribution and the overall proportion of deletions should allow us to infer μ.

A lower proportion of deletions was found to overlap with LINE and LTR elements in classical laboratory strains as well, though the difference is not as pronounced.

However, it was interesting to observe that in the 0 20 Mb group, the proportion of deletions was positively correlated with the number of marker loci mapped on a particular chromosome.

But, as we move towards larger size deletion groups (21 40, 41 60, 61 80 Mb), a highly significant negative correlation between proportion of deletions and number of marker loci mapped on a particular chromosome was observed.

Let ϕ1 and ϕ2 be the proportion of deletion events affecting homeologous chromosomes 1 and 2, respectively, so that ϕ1 + ϕ2 = 1.

Another biologically important question is to determine ϕ, the proportion of deletion events that operate on one of the homeologous chromosomes, while a proportion 1 - ϕ operates on the other.

On the other hand, the curve of remaining nucleotides itself drops with increase in the G/S value in the right column panels (1 3) – a reflection of the greater proportion of deletion events.

This confirms that average run length and overall proportion of deletion θ, both observable, can be used to infer μ rather accurately, and to infer ϕ, perhaps with somewhat less precision.

Microsatellites in hot and non-hot regions do not differ significantly in purity, but dinucleotide repeats in non-hot regions do show an elevated proportion of deletion mismatches (p = 0.0006, Mann-Whitney U test).