Sentence examples for rates that deviate from inspiring English sources

This process enabled us to identify, for each mammalian model organism, disease classes having evolutionary rates that deviate significantly from the distribution observed for all human disease genes.

It will provide a basis to detect genes with high or low recombination rates that deviate from the relationship, which may be a characteristic of the species.

For example, among the sensu stricto yeasts, only 8% of genes (mostly under codon usage selection) exhibit silent substitution rates that deviate from the uniform neutral mutational background[ 9], and analysis of these genes shows that they perturb the overall genome-wide silent substitution rate by only 3%.

Namely, only two, first-generation outbred cross types (F1 E.S and G.S) had recapture rates that deviated significantly from parental midpoint values, although significance differed between sampling periods and rivers examined (Table 2).

A combined data set on 7,372 common SNP were extracted for the present study after removing SNP with low minor allele frequency (< 0.01), with low call rates (<80%), that deviated from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (P ≤ 0.0001) or which showed inconsistent inheritance [ 31].

"Items that deviate from this profile are dropped," Wineburg writes.

Two markers rs2020908 and rs689754 deviated significantly from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium in the control DNA set (p<0.001), and 79 markers had genotype call rates that were below the 90% confidence threshold.

We then determined the proportion of observations that deviated from textbook reference ranges and EWS parameters.We used 116,383 heart rate and 116,383 respiratory rate values to develop and validate the percentile curves.

Markers that deviated substantially from Hardy Weinberg equilibrium (p < 0.0001), or that had an overall call rate <85 %, were not used for genetic analyses.

The suspected mechanism was "transfer pricing" agreements that deviated from international accounting guidelines, which require transactions between group subsidiaries to be priced at market rates.

We find that a significant subset of the subjects systematically deviate from monetary payoff maximization towards the tax rate that benefits their group when the monetary cost of doing so is not too high.