Sentence examples for proportions of differences from inspiring English sources

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).

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).

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%).

However, a substantial proportion of differences may have no functional impact on human-specific diseases.

Phylogenetic trees were constructed using the bootstrap and interior branch tests of the Neighbor-joining (NJ) method with p-distances (proportion of differences).

The proportion of differences was calculated as 7.75% (68/877) with a 95% confidence interval slightly in excess of the 5% critical value (see Table 3).

The largest proportion of differences in mRNA levels in liver was found in comparisons of D relative to either wild-type group.

We first looked at the proportion of differences when all participants were included in the analysis across all of the predefined contact durations (Table  3).

In the past, researchers have used the proportion of differences between species as a measure of how much change is attributable to adaptive evolution.