Sentence examples for the degree of selection from inspiring English sources
As we selected subsamples from a larger dataset of thyroid cancer patients, the degree of selection bias was assessed by comparing the patient characteristics with data from the Tyrolean Tumour Registry [ 22]and comparing included and excluded patients in terms of age, sex and clinical characteristics.
Occupational status in the teaching profession is generally related to the degree of selection involved in obtaining the teaching post and to the amount of training necessary to qualify for it.
These shocks may affect the degree of selection.
The second part of the AET method consists of using the degree of selection on observable characteristics to set a bound for the degree of selection on unobservables.
McKenzie and Rapoport ( 2010) show that the degree of selection depends on the migration networks.
Specifically, we use the degree of selection on the observables as a guide to identify the parameter ρ.
Since selection forces largely act at the levels of amino acids and their codons, we are able to assess the degrees of selection in different organisms by calculating subtle differences among amino acid (codons) conversion matrices.
The tradeoff of coverage vs. SNP number can easily be controlled through the choice of restriction enzymes as well as the degree of size selection of the library (Peterson et al. 2012).
The primary tent structure is able to induce the nucleation of secondary α through autocatalysis, reducing the degree of variant selection.
The degree of variant selection was determined by comparing the predicted transformation texture during heating and cooling based on the Burgers relationship and the assumption of no variant selection with the measured textures.
A deterministic two-locus two-deme model is employed to explore the effects of migration, the degree of divergent selection, and the genetic architecture, i.e., the recombination rate and ratio of locus effects, on the maintenance of genetic variation.
