Sentence examples for relation of amount from inspiring English sources
The relation of amount of deletions detected per pool and the amount of overall detected deletion for the Poisson model and VarScan, suggest a large overlap of deletions found in all four pools.
The resulting response of yield in relation to amount of nutrient supplied will indicate the supplying power of the unfertilized soil in terms of bushels or tons of produce.
Individuals with a genetic predisposition for a high BMI showed no evidence of an inappropriate expansion of cell size in relation to amount of body fat measured as delta-value (Table 1).
In order to differentiate between hypertrophic and hyperplastic obesity, Arner et al. [6] conceived the delta-factor as a quantitative statistical marker of inappropriate cell enlargement in relation to amount of body fat.
The quantitative relation of the amount of frozen water in the cold crystallization and the initial Tc demonstrates that PVME/water complexes are thermodynamically unstable.
Gotoh M et al. [47] studied the relation of the amount of substance P in the subacromial bursa and the shoulder pain in patients with rotator cuff diseases with radioimunoassay and immunohistochemistry.
More quantities of Hg formed complex with the soluble EPS in the supernatant than cell-bound EPS in relation to amount of EPS produced.
In contrast, genetic predisposition for a high BMI, although promoting an obese phenotype, is not associated with inappropriate abdominal adipose cell enlargement in relation to amount of body fat when measured as absolute size or delta-values.
The results clearly demonstrate that genetic predisposition for Type 2 diabetes, but not for overweight or obesity, is associated with inappropriate abdominal adipose cell enlargement in relation to amount of body fat.
In relation to amount of sequencing (MB), the capillary, GS20, and FLX technologies have similar percentages.
Logistic regression models were used to estimate odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) for risk of breast cancer in relation to amounts of methylation.
