Sentence examples for ratios of gain from inspiring English sources

Thus, we reasoned that probes for regions of gain would yield comparably higher average intensities than those for regions of normal copy number and that this, in turn, would result in a correlation between M and A: probes measuring ratios of gain will have higher average intensities.

Simply, we can think that the KSBS is the maximal point which maintains the ratios of gains [21].

As >96% of the measured fluorescence log2 ratio values for each spot (2 × 2138 clones) ranged from +0.16 to −0.15, the thresholds for the log2 ratios of gains and losses were set at +0.16 and −0.15, respectively.

This parameter represents a ratio of gain caused by inclusion of the cell C j to the requested backbone capacity.

The modelocked pulse parameters, along with the stability limits are then calculated as the ratio of gain to absorption varies.

We further define three new factors to evaluate the improvement ratio of gain and flatness and determine the advisable number of pumps.

These parameters are then used to calculate the gain to absorption ratio that is required to determine the required ratio of gain periods to absorbing periods that must be grown in order to obtain stable modelocked pulses.

The ratio of gain to loss of baculoviruses was approximately 7, whereas the ratio for the poxviruses was around 30. However the variance in these estimates was very large (Figure 5) with coefficients of determination (r2) on the gain regressions of 0.40 for 835 gene-gain events in baculovirus and, 0.55 for 261 gene-gain events in poxvirus.

For the pes, the estimated rate of digit gain exceeds that of digit loss (ratio of rates of gain and loss 2.056), with maximum likelihood reconstructions of ancestral states indicating 18 increases in the number of digits and 8 reductions (see Additional file 1).

In comparison, CGX-12 detected 58 CNVs for all 21 patients, for an average of 3 CNV calls per patient (range 0 7), and a ratio of gains vs losses of 0.9 1 (27 31).

One way to judge a CE ratio of gains in children is to compare the CE ratio to the threshold line running from 5,000 to 100,000, where for this intervention the high endpoint is relevant.