Sentence examples for proportion of functional from inspiring English sources

They observed an inverse relationship between MAF and the proportion of functional variants, suggesting that rare variants tend to have more biological function compared to common variants.

The rapid decrease in the proportion of functional SNPs with increasing MAF was adequately modeled by a power regression function.

To distinguish between random drift and functionality, we examined the relationship between spatial activity and the proportion of functional V1R genes.

Great efforts have been made to increase the proportion of functional retroviral vectors.

There is ample evidence documenting what proportion of functional colors and patterns represent background color-matching [18] [24].

Moreover, the proportion of functional sites among all predicted sites is expected to increase with higher, more stringent PWM scores, so that the background frequency of site predictions could be overestimated by using sequences of regulated genes.

Thus, the high proportion of functional linkages correlate directly with the mutant studies thus providing a rationale for the hypothesis that number of linkages is directly proportional to the essentiality of the gene.

Analysis of carbocyanine/CD31 co-localization did reveal a slightly higher proportion of perfused vessels in Cd34−/− tumor tissues, compared to Cd34+/+, suggestive of a slight increase in the proportion of functional vessels (Figure 3D).

As expected, the highest proportions of functional categories belonged to those associated with metabolic functions: metabolic process, binding, catabolism, and organelles.

Also quantitative proportions of functional groups obtained by NMR and spectral indices obtained by FTIR can be one of the criteria for developing fingerprint approach.

We therefore assumed the abundances of host psbA mRNAs and the proportions of functional, damaged and empty PSII subunits were in steady state prior to infection, and set equations (5), (6) and (9) equal to 0. This imposed relationships between parameters and initial conditions of some variables (Table 1), reducing the number of free parameters.