Sentence examples for proportion of identities from inspiring English sources

In an alignment of mosquito RPS6 tails with the Anopheles H1 histones (Fig. 5), we note that while some degree of identity covers the entire histone H1 protein, the C-terminal half of the H1 histone has a higher proportion of identities to the RPS6 tail, as indicated by the distribution of consensus residues.

Only when the proportion of sites mapped to (excluding the 100-nt flanking regions) and the proportion of identity with the sites mapped to were both greater than 0.9 was a gene classified as "present".

By going back to the original GWAS data, we identified another Irish case (IRL_601) that had been excluded from the primary analysis because they are related to IRL_101 based on a proportion of identity-by descent estimated at 0.033.

The quality control process done before imputation excluded individuals on the basis of the following: sex mismatches, minimal (<0.325) or excessive heterozygosity (>0.345), disproportionate levels of individual missingness (>3 %), cryptic relatedness measured as proportion of identity by descent (IBD > 0.1), and insufficient sample replication (IBD < 0.8).

Identity Theft Protection Company should run background checks on employees and use surveillance and alarm systems as a large proportion of identity theft is committed by business insiders.

Viral sequences that were most closely related to Phycodnaviridae (algal viruses) were not highly abundant, but did comprise the largest proportion of high identity matches to viruses infecting eukaryotes in our samples (n = 2,696 sequences) (Table S9).

We defined the distance between two proteins as the proportion of non-identities across all m positions.

The proportion of sequence identity to human NAT1 varied from 51.2% (Danio rerio NAT4) to 98.9% (Gorilla gorilla NAT1) at the nucleotide level.

Indeed, bit-scores are ultimately derived from gap scores and substitution matrices, while sequence identity simply measures proportions of identical nucleotides.

It is not known what proportion of offspring from identity-release donations actually search for donor identity and subsequently seek contact with the donor.

A proportion of encrypted personal identity numbers will probably always remain missing in the LROI, since most hospitals have some patients with an unknown personal identity number.