Sentence examples for proportion of discovered from inspiring English sources

Recent large scale sequencing studies reported that the population frequencies of a large proportion of discovered variants were rare (Minor Allele Frequency (MAF) < 1 %) [ 6– 8].

A quarter of SNPs from each ecotype are shared with SNPs identified from wild barley ecotype B1K4 used for barley genome sequencing [ 23], which independently confirms a significant proportion of discovered SNPs.

This matrix-like table lists the proportion of motifs discovered by tool X that are also discovered by tool Y.

A high proportion of the discovered SNPs are shared between several species.

However, the increased utilization of abdominal radiologic imaging has led to an ever-growing proportion of incidentally discovered renal tumors.

We show that since the 1990s and despite the increasing number of available complete genomes in the last few years, the proportion of newly discovered activities associated to new domains (i.e. domains that were not previously associated to an enzyme) is continuously decreasing.

The proportion of cancers discovered by death certificate only (DCO) in the Vorarlberg registry for cases diagnosed between 1993 and 1997 was 7% for men and 9% for women (Oberaigner et al, 2003), and for cases diagnosed between 1998 and 2002 about 5% in both sexes (W Oberaigner, personal communication, Cancer Registry of Tyrol).

The wide diffusion of Daoism throughout the vast Tang empire is reflected by the sizable proportion of Daoist texts discovered in the walled-up caves at Dunhuang (in Gansu province).

An increasing proportion of RCCs are discovered incidentally, and the average tumor diameter at diagnosis has decreased over the last few decades.

Our results show that a large proportion of the associations discovered by our tests are biologically relevant relations.

Specifi- cally, we investigated the 'evolvability' of a population as a function of its ncDNA by comparing the proportion of novel phenotypes discovered during the course of evolution.