Sentence examples for rate of breaks from inspiring English sources

An estimate is calculated for the expected rate of breaks for each gene based upon gene size and rate of breaks per sample, with a p value obtained based upon (observed-expected)/standard error.

The few WT spreads that had abnormalities predominantly exhibited a low rate of breaks (usually just one or two per spread) (Table  1).

Maggart has also claimed that "some of the evidence we were presented showed that lesbian and gay couples have a higher rate of breaking up than heterosexual couples as well as higher rates of promiscuity outside of their relationships".

Modern lifestyle is characterised by a high rate of broken marriages, predisposing an individual to having many sexual partners.

Our results indicate that the overall rate of break resection is somewhat slower and less synchronous than previously estimated.

The common theme in models that assume random breakage is a continuous basal rate of break formation due to external factors such as cosmic radiation or reactive oxygen species (31).

Normally, these breaks are repaired by one of the multiple repair mechanisms in mammalian cells, but an increased rate of break formation or defects in the repair machinery might offset this equilibrium and lead to the random accumulation of breaks that initiate BFB (31).

Mr. Obama has proposed to keep existing tax breaks but to limit the rate of those breaks for people in higher tax brackets to 28 percent, which would raise $584 billion in a decade.

The percentage of breaks rejoined in 1 h was higher in SCC tumours that subsequently failed radiotherapy and, although the differences were not significant, they suggest that rates of break rejoining are an important component of tumour response to radiation therapy.

The results obtained showed that copper and mercury could cause a high rate of DNA breaks (single stranded) in carp gill cell suspensions as a comet appearance and DNA fragmentation is frequent in metal ion contamination.

Both the error rate and the rate of fixation breaks peaked for speeds 6 and 12, suggesting that subjects had greater difficulty categorizing these near boundary stimuli.