Sentence examples for raw variation from inspiring English sources

If a high premium is placed on raw variation, then a multilocus barcode should include one or more non-coding regions.

The single case module provides users many criteria to filter the raw variation data.

Lastly, a raw variation sum score was given representing the number of all possible behaviours (see Table 2) registered during any tasks, varying from 0 to 10 (all 10 behaviours) (V-score).

Biological information theory is based on the recognition that molecular level "noise" (i.e., mutations in the genetic material, DNA, and genetic drift) provide the raw variation from which natural selection, as proposed by Darwin and Wallace, creates information.

We hope that this library will help enable a "phylogeny first" approach to whole-genome analysis tools based on the common hypothesis that good inferences of phylogenies will provide a stronger basis for statistical prediction of a broad class of genomic features than do raw variation data.

Based on the alignments of the 5MgS reads, we discovered 976,754 5AS, 675,007 5BS and 851,722 5DS raw variations.

SAMtools (v1.8) (http://samtools.sourceforge.net/) were used to generate pileup files, which were then fed to BCFtools (http://samtools.sourceforge.net/) to call raw variations using default parameters.

To illustrate the variation of raw mutation rate over sites, we compared the virus with the HA genes of reassortant avian influenza virus vaccine Re-1, Re-4 and Re-5 by the LPB93 method [ 33], with introduction of a γ distribution using the KaKs Calculator (version 2.0) [ 34].

Thus, any raw ROP variation generally fits with facies variations (low ROP) or fracture zone occurrence (high ROP).

This indicates that differences in raw shape variation between sexes are probably due to allometric differences between males and females and to the different growth stage of the individuals sampled for each sex.

Tetsuya's cuisine, sometimes described as French-Japanese, reflects a highly intelligent and discriminating palate combined with a perfectionist's attention to detail, demonstrated, for example, in the tiniest dab of tapenade enhancing the tataki of tuna, one of a trio of bite-size raw fish variations.