Sentence examples for similar number of differences from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the extremely polymorphic autosomes may have a similar number of differences as X chromosomes with very low levels of polymorphism.

The haplotype networks for both mitochondrial genes show three well-defined groups that are separated by a similar number of differences, and these groups correspond to the same three clades separated by deep nodes in the phylogenetic analyses.

A similar number of differences in gene expression are observed when comparing the D. immitis female body wall to uterus tissue (1555 differentially expressed genes) and the D. immitis male body wall to testis tissue (1642 differentially expressed genes).

We expected to observe a bimodal frequency distribution of corrected difference scores by scaffold, with negative scores corresponding to autosomal scaffolds (many more polymorphisms than differences between brothers) and scores with a mean of zero corresponding to X-linked scaffolds (similar number of differences between brothers as the average polymorphism on the scaffold).

In a previous comparison of two technical replicate samples (sequencing the same sample twice) using the same technology, 27,893 differences were detected (SY, unpublished observations); we observed a similar number of differences (22,187) between the genomic DNA and the cell line genome in our analysis.

These two hypothetical scaffolds would have a similar number of pairwise differences per base pair, but different pairwise differences when corrected for diversity levels.

Under the null hypothesis (there is no association between the sales figures of SSRIs and the suicides) a similar number of SSRI differences below as well as above the median SSRI difference should have been observed in each quartile of suicide differences.

There were a similar number of pairwise differences when comparing Jamaican with Brazilian (17,018.5) and Jamaican with Nicaraguan genotypes (17,201).

A comparison of the MexTAg mesotheliomas with normal mesothelial cells from wild type mice (WTn), gave a similar number of genes with expression differences: 2985 genes were differentially expressed between high copy MexTAg tumours (hiTAgtu) and normal mesothelial cells from wild type mouse (WTn) tumours; 1364 genes were overexpressed and 1621 underexpressed.

With over 1000 data points, it is likely that the oximeter rounded up and rounded down a similar number of times, and so these differences will most likely cancel each other out.

The fact that we observe a similar number of transcript isoform with sex-differences, compared to the number of genes with overall gene expression abundance differences, suggests that a primary mechanism to generate sex-differences in head tissues is through the use of alternative gene isoforms.