Sentence examples for proportion of variations from inspiring English sources

For variations in group [Ch], the proportion of variations predicted to be damaging was high (63/135; 46.7%), and the average allele frequency was relatively low, compared to those predicted to be neutral (Figure S2).

When we analyzed the damaging effects predicted by Poly Phen the proportion of variations predicted to be 'possibly' damaging was larger than that predicted to be 'probably' damaging in the HapMap dataset (19.1% vs 14.6%), while the proportions were almost the same in the dbSNP dataset (18.0% vs 18.9%).

The proportion of variations and estimated contributions of genetic factors for our prediction model was calculated to be very low when compared with the previous twin studies [ 18].

In Spain, a study targeting BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations in Spanish families with breast/ovarian cancer highlighted a high proportion of variations that appear to be unique to Spaniards, and the existence of recurrent variations associated with the geographical origin of the families [ 29].

Demonstrated are the variation and proportion of variation explained in the sample when considering successive clusters.

We found that institutional and socioeconomic factors explained the largest proportion of variation in remnant vegetation.

The relatively low proportion of variation (0.26) suggests, however, that size is not the only important consideration.

The proportion of variation sites in each locus varies from 3% (odhA) to 17% (leuA) (Table 2).

Including a relative height term in this linear model increased the proportion of variation in SGA explained to 30%%.

The proportion of variation attributable to within-population differences was very high (69.2% by RAPDs; 84.51% by ISSRs).

The best model reached a root mean square error (RMSE) of 50.28 which corresponds to a cross-validated proportion of variation explained (q2) of 0.9393 (Table 1).