Sentence examples for taking linkage from inspiring English sources

Region-wide significance for both tests was estimated using the mperm option in PLINK which uses permutation to correct for multiple testing of all the markers within the region while taking linkage disequilibrium into account.

The above considerations boil down to the question: rather than taking linkage as given, could selection for more efficient enzymes have driven the gradual origin of linkage?

Genome-wide association study (GWAS) provides a way to detect susceptibility of millions of SNPs simultaneously by taking linkage disequilibrium (LD) into account, but the multiple-testing corrections implemented to suppress false positive rate always sacrificed the sensitivity.

Introduction of a spatial structure among SNPs was recently investigated, to take Linkage Disequilibrium into account in a model extending model 2 [14].

It should be noted that ADMIXTURE's underlying statistical model does not take linkage disequilibrium (LD) into account.

Adjustments such as the Bonferroni correction are not applicable as they cannot take linkage between polymorphisms into account, which occurs among some genes investigated in our study.

What is more, the MCMC method does not take linkage disequilibrium (LD) into account, which is common in the genotype data.

To take linkage into account, we calculated sliding-window averages of the absolute differences (SWAD) with a window size of 200 consecutive SNPs and a step size of 50 SNPs.

Due to its expression pattern, and taking imprecise linkage analysis into consideration, RPL10 is a good candidate for TKCR syndrome.

The exact linkage algorithm takes the posterior co-assignment probabilities as input, and yields as output a rooted binary tree, - or more generally, a forest of such trees.

Many a team effort has been dedicated to the memory of the departed, but Olazábal — Ballesteros's friend, compatriot and longtime Ryder Cup partner — took the linkage to an unusual level, putting Ballesteros's silhouette on golf bags and shirt sleeves and weaving him into his public and private speeches.