Sentence examples for proportion of transition from inspiring English sources

Some ecodistricts with relatively small wetland loss (e.g., 6E−9 at the boundary of the Precambrian Shield; Fig. 1) have a higher proportion of transition to other natural land types (Fig. 3d) mostly attributable to afforestation (Table 1).

Among both high and low confidence SNPs, the proportion of transition nucleotide substitutions (75 and 85%) was greater than the proportion of transversions (25 and 15%).

The proportion of transition substitutions were A/G, 36%, and C/T, 37%, compared to transversions A/C, 7%, G/T, 7%, A/T, 4% and C/G, 9%.

To test this idea, I calculated the proportion of transitions defined as the number of turns plus rearings per number of waves.

However, a particular characteristic of TP53 mutation profile in tumours from high-incidence areas is a large proportion of transitions at CpG sites.

Thus it seems acceptable for GPs to manage a proportion of transitioning patients whose ADHD is stable on treatment, much as they manage cases of anxiety or depression.

Among the de novo SNPs, the proportion of transversion nucleotide substitutions (7C126 = 48% and SC05 = 56%) was greater than the proportion of transitions (7C126 = 46% and SC05 = 41%) in both progeny genomes.

The proportion of transitions and transversions in these 10 loci matches the proportions for SNPs in the entire Arabidopsis genome [ 32], making it likely that these are true SNPs.

We also report the proportion of transitions as death becomes imminent (the last two and four weeks of life) and describe the length of stay in each location of care or care setting.

For the SNP subset in which identical nucleotide substitution is represented twice in the alignment, we observed a very similar relative increase in the proportion of transitions over transversions compared to the SNPs in dbSNP [ 4].

It is generally accepted that a high proportion of transitions are C to T substitutions in CpG dinucleotides, exhibiting about 10 times higher mutation rate than the genomic average [ 9, 32].