Sentence examples for regulatory variance from inspiring English sources

For example, if an alcohol outlet was established in 1995 outside the 300-foot restriction distance to its nearest church but a new church locates within 300-feet of the existing outlet, this would be identified as regulatory variance.

Interestingly though, even in this case, we find that temporal subfunctionalization is not always due to regulatory subfunctionalization (although the variance across simulations is very large).

It has been hypothesized that expression variances of regulatory key genes contribute to the individual phenotype of the given disease [ 17], whether independent of or depending on the expression level.

Rather than variances, the regulatory system should provide targeted planning and technical support for small, disadvantaged communities to enter into compliance, so that provision of safe drinking water becomes logistically feasible.

Transcriptional regulatory networks determine a spatiotemporal variance in gene expression which enables the tissue-specificity of the cell [ 1].

Our simulation results show that cell proliferation impacts not only the regulatory states but also their variance.

Population heterogeneity is quantified in terms of the variance of the regulatory profiles within the individual cells.

Therefore when naively pooling them together to obtain an average network, the result may suffer from high variance, since the regulatory network could change significantly from the beginning to the end of the genealogy.

Collectively, no combination of sequence- and experimental-based features could potentially explain more than a third of the variance in conservation of regulatory activity.

Bohlen explained the wide variances as changes in regulatory emphasis from year to year.

Next, we investigate the node degrees of genes in the inferred B-cell C3NET gene regulatory network and compare these with the variances of their gene expression values.