Sentence examples for proportions of difference from inspiring English sources

Proportions of difference at nucleotides in FEIs, 4-fold and intronic were treated as independent observation, respectively, and were calculated with six different substitution rate parameters (A↔T, A↔C, A↔G, T↔C, T↔G, C↔G).

The strongest and the highest proportions of differences were seen for the sphingolipids (85.7% differed) and glycerophospholipids (84.7% differed).

Similar proportions of differences in mRNA levels were found in comparison of W/D relative Wa and D groups (76 or 21.6%, and 79 or 22.5%, respectively; Figure  2b).

So we use the criteria that the smallest proportion of difference among any pairs of haplotypes has to be maximized.

For these, the proportion of difference from baseline was used rather than the raw difference, in order to control for individual variation in baseline measures.

Then, in the iterative process, from each current selection Si we identify the pair of haplotypes that reaches the smallest proportion of difference, and change one SNP so that this smallest proportion is increased.

The average proportion of difference in sequences within species was 0.0146±0.0193 (mean±SD), whereas mean distance between species within a genus was over an order of magnitude larger, 0.345±0.100.

Analysis of the referral source of clinical diagnoses and laboratory results to CIDR, specimen type, and laboratory testing performed would facilitate better understanding of the proportion of difference between HIPE and CIDR because of underreporting.

Chi -square test was applied to compare the proportion of difference in quality of life scores and telephonic response of the patients/care givers at p < 0.05 level of significance.

When the proportion of differences is higher than 0.75, the Jukes and Cantor correction cannot be computed.

Eunicella cavolinii explained a significant proportion of differences between the seamount flanks, but only at 80 90 m (19%) and at 90 100 m (27%).