Sentence examples for proportion of probe from inspiring English sources

Only a very small proportion of probe set pairs (0.09%) in this group showed opposite fold change directions.

The proportion of probe sets involved in these categories increased in the P12 down-regulated group (21% for phototransduction, 6% for ciliary function) compared to P1 down-regulated group (8% for phototransduction, 1% for ciliary function).

β was set to 0.5, so that, each of status had an approximately proportion of probe counts.

Other subcategories of profile a contained a considerable proportion of probe sets including genes for translation, folding and sorting, degradation, and signal transduction.

dFPR2 is the proportion of probe sets meeting defined log ratio and proportion combinations for the wild type replicates, i.e., log2 WT1/WT2) and for log2 WT2/WT1).

We further analyzed each hybrid family separately to determine the proportion of probe sets showing nonadditive expression and the prevalence of hybrid expression values outside the parental range of expression.

It is interesting to note that the proportion of probes not matched to a symbol in the whole signature is not significantly different from this proportion in the selected probes with VIP values ≥ 1 (p = 0.137, by Fisher exact test).

For each simulation model, we also calculated the proportion of probes associated with the phenotype and R2, the proportion of variation in the quantitative phenotype explained by the gene expression values in the pathway.

To avoid this problem, the amplification prevalence in an aberrant region was measured as the proportion of probes within the region, considering all samples, with a copy number above the 0.975 quantile of all copy number values for all samples at the same chromosome.

Equation 13 gives us the proportion of probes bound.

Within a genomic interval, the methylation level is reported as the proportion of probes called as methylated on that interval.