Sentence examples for replication less than from inspiring English sources

Of the 24,000 genes whose expression was assessed in each replication, less than 0.03% were differentially expressed in the PFC (Table 3) across both replications.

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The least-powerful drug was found to be one of the oldest anti-HIV medications, d4T, or stavudine (a nucleoside analog reverse transcriptase inhibitor), which had the power to suppress viral replication by less than 10 times if used on its own (although, Siliciano points out, it works much better when taken in combination with other drugs).

One replication arm less than 40% of the total chromosome length (see text).

Although rDEN2Δ30 was slightly attenuated compared to its DEN-2 parent virus in rhesus monkeys, the reduction in replication was less than that of rDEN1Δ30 and rDEN4Δ30.

The most potent of these is daclatasvir (DCV) with an EC50 against HCV replication of less than 100 ρM (Gao et al., 2010) – however a single point mutation (Y93H in NS5A) results in ∼1000-fold ∼1000-foldnsitivity to DCV.

We took Cd between 0 and 0.2 as indicating a relatively equal division of chromosome arms and > 0.2 as an arbitrary measure of an inequitable division: these are chromosome in which [S1, S2]ML generated a replication arm less than 40% of the total length.

Thus the total extent of DNA re-replication is less than 19 kb in eight of nine alleles examined.

The unadjusted cost-effectiveness acceptability curves (CEACs) under each scenario are in figure 2A and highlights the results in table 3 that in all scenarios over 95% of the bootstrapped replications are less than £20 000.

For each method under comparison, an empirical power was then obtained by counting how many of empirical P-values over 1000 replications are less than a nominal significance level of α = 0.05 under the alternative model using the designated causal SNPs.

We demonstrate that 1) the probability of replication becomes smaller as the number of independent GWA studies increases if the power of individual replication studies is less than 100% (which is usually the case), and 2) statistically replicated findings are not necessarily true, although replication lessens the likelihood of the initial finding being false.