Sentence examples for the relative testing from inspiring English sources

We present here an analysis of the frequency of copy number variants in HNPCC, FAP and hereditary breast/ovarian cancer from the Wessex region of the UK (which has a population of approximately 3 million people) and compare the relative testing cost and waiting times for prospective vs retrospective MLPA screening.

Box plots illustrating the effects of (local) rigid and non-rigid registration strategies on the relative test-retest variability (TRT) of SUVmax (a), SUVmean (b), metabolic volume (c) or total lesion glycolysis (TLG, d).

While the relative training accuracy was higher for IF and IS problems, the relative test accuracy increased following the sequence HD-IF-BC-IS (Figure 4B).

Figure 4a, shows the root mean squared error on the test dataset for different algorithms as a function of the relative test set size.

Notice that the marginal effect size of pack-years on lung cancer risk does not alter conclusions regarding the relative test efficacies.

Unfortunately, in this family neither the proband nor the relatives tested for the BRCA1 c.4987-3C>G variant were heterozygous for a polymorphism in the region of the spliced exon.

One major advantage for many parents of using the "qualifying relative" test is that the adult child does not need to move in!

Substitution rates were compared across Xanthorrhoea and its outgroups, using the relative rates test, local clock permutation test, and rate estimates from the BEAST posteriors.

Considering that the outgroup plastome could affect, to some extent, the analysis, each relative test employed one of three different genomes alternatively as an outgroup.

We alternatively used the local-clock permutation test [ 26], which is phylogeny-based, unlike the relative rates test.

We used the relative rate test [ 53] implemented in MEGA v5.04 [ 54] to test whether our data fit the assumptions of a molecular clock.