Sentence examples for subset of datasets from inspiring English sources

That is, the edges of a differential co-expression network may not be active in the same subset of datasets.

The user selects the subset of datasets to use in the integrated analysis via the 'Use in Integration' buttons adjacent to each data source (default is all selected).

In a subset of datasets (87 for human, 190 for mouse), we were able to identify probes for genes that are encoded on the X chromosome or autosomes.

On the other hand, if other configurations have non-zero mixing proportions, then not all datasets are perfectly correlated, and at a particular SNP, one allows the possibility that only a subset of datasets are correlated.

For each of the six permuted subsets of Datasets 4, the 90th percentile penalized t-statistic, SAM penalized t-statistic, and Z(Iavg) had similar R2 values when correlated with the "gold standard" t-statistic, although the SAM statistic did perform poorly for the noisiest subset of Dataset 4 (#3 in Table 2) with an R2 value of only 0.70.

Dataset B was a subset of Dataset A and included all serological results from cattle >2 years of age from the three routine visits and 4 whole herd visits (24,182 samples, 12,764 cattle, 107 herds).

The subset of Dataset 4 for which this difference is most striking, #3 in Table 1, also has a population of spots with particularly high variance (see Fig. 4).

Hence, Dataset B is a subset of Dataset A. A herd was defined as seropositive when at least one cow in the herd tested positive to N. caninum on one occasion.

Data are from six independent three-array subsets of Dataset 4.

This trend holds for all six subsets of Dataset 4. The Z-statistic calculated using the Imin pooling metric provides an improvement in accuracy over the other techniques.

This expectation is based on analysis of subsets of dataset 1; when size of the reference population was increased from 200 to 300, 400, and 500, the imputation error rate decreased by 0.17, 0.13 and 0.04%, respectively.