Sentence examples for template analyses from inspiring English sources
6a) "Template" analyses focus on strength of association for individual SNPs; 6b) The current analyses assume that most bona fide associations that are based on phenotypic differences will be present at multiple nearby SNPs.
We followed the method of Nigel Kings' template analyses that showed to be an adequate method for this purpose [ 35].
For all four template analyses, SPREAD offers direct visualization and also can export the mapped objects to a KML file suitable for viewing with virtual globe software, such as Google Earth (http://earth.google.com).com
Fig. 1 An example of a Class-based strategy Table 4 Part of the stem templates analysed in the experiment Question number Stem template Bloom's level Literature 1 Are Class A and Class B directly connected?
7a) "Template" GWA analyses that focus on single SNPs may provide modest biases toward identification of large genes that contain many SNPs; 7b) The current analyses require nominally significant associations for multiple SNPs that lie within narrow chromosomal regions.
"Replication" of GWA results in these "template" GWA analyses is based on identification of genome wide significance for the same SNP with the same phase of association in each of multiple independent samples.
There have been no unanimous criteria for declaring such replication in circumstances in which no SNP provides "genome wide significance" with the same phase of association in "template" GWA analyses of data from multiple independent samples.
We discuss this work in light of its technical and analytic limitations and in its similarities and differences with "template" GWA analyses that seek associations that display genome-wide significance, typically in phenotypes that display oligogenic genetic architectures and/or in larger samples that are often recruited in multiple locations.
Pavlidis template matching analyses [ 45] were carried out to identify significantly differentially expressed probes between autistic and control groups (P ≤ 0.05).
Alternative banding patterns have been observed, also for low template reactions; analyses of these products show that they are formed by interactions of the primers used [ 8], to form LAMP equivalents of primer-dimers.
Each template was analysed in triplicate.
