Sentence examples for statistically mapped from inspiring English sources
The vehicles' performance was statistically mapped over these terrain regions for percent area traveled and the resulting rut depth created by each vehicle.
On average, over 50% of associated genes of a disease are statistically mapped to pathways.
On average, about 50% of disease associated genes of a disease are statistically mapped to pathways.
For each disease, the fraction of disease associated genes statistically mapped to pathways was calculated and its distribution over 605 diseases is shown in figure 1c.
If the genotypes of these individuals are known, the phenotype can be statistically mapped onto a genetic linkage map.
The Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale [DASS; [ 22]] and Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale [HADS; [ 23]] will be statistically mapped and compared in terms of their construct independence and cut points.
RNU43, which was lower in tumours with a poorer prognosis (although not statistically significantly), mapped to an intronic region of H. sapiens ribosomal protein L3 (RefSeqRefSeq NM_001033853.1 and NM_000967.3).
Genes associated with canonical signaling pathways were down-regulated in LF animals for all statistically significant pathways mapped with the exception of TR/RXR activation where the ratio of up- to down-regulated genes was uniform.
Specific KEGG pathways were also identified if they were statistically significantly enriched for mapped genes with EC activities unique to expression in either aspen or L. bicolor.
The height of the histogram corresponds to the relative expression value for a particular gene/protein.> Top scored pathway maps were sorted by statistically significant Maps.
As an alternative framework of connectivity mapping, statistically significant connections' map (sscMap) was developed by Zhang and Gant in 2008, which adopted the concept and the reference profile data of the original CMap.
