Sentence examples for spuriously linked from inspiring English sources
The 2003 invasion of Iraq – spuriously linked to 9/11 by Bush administration officials – destroyed Iraqi civil society for years to come.
At dawn on Friday, 13 October 1307 (a date sometimes spuriously linked with the origin of the Friday the 13th superstition) King Philip IV ordered de Molay and scores of other French Templars to be simultaneously arrested.
The probability of at least one sequence in a dataset of size S being spuriously linked to another (pst) was calculated as pst = 1−(1−ps)∧S.
In contrast to previously applied single locus models [ 3, 4], most state-of-the-art methods to analyse the results of BSA exploit the dependencies between neighbouring sites to better distinguish truly from spuriously linked regions.
However, this dependency between neighboring sites (LD) can be exploited to increase the power of the statistical linkage of the identified loci to the phenotype of interest by filter out spuriously linked regions.
But in the same way as spuriously linking migrants to housing shortages, turning the crisis into a generational contest can only lead to a race to the bottom.
Qat users find themselves linked spuriously to terrorists, the ultimate folk-devils of our era.
Online, his name is sometimes linked, spuriously, to criticism of President Obama, whom Cosby has supported.
To increase the power of the BSA technology and obtain a better distinction between spuriously and truly linked regions, we developed EXPLoRA (EXtraction of over-rePresented aLleles in BSA), an algorithm for BSA data analysis that explicitly models the dependency between neighboring marker sites by exploiting the properties of linkage disequilibrium through a Hidden Markov Model (HMM).
One site draws them: a 13th-century mansion linked, a bit spuriously, to "Romeo and Juliet".
In particular, the significant SNPs near Tannin1 are likely to represent synthetic associations (Goldstein 2011), instances in which a phenotype caused by multiple rare alleles is spuriously assigned to a common allele that is linked.
