Sentence examples for true abundances from inspiring English sources

The expression-weighted correction (solid lines) yields the best approximation of the true abundances.

As they note, the sum of true abundances in RPKM weighted by isoform lengths is by definition the true proportion of reads coming from the gene times 10.

Note, due to likely decreased ionization efficiency with increasing polymerization, the sizes of observed peaks are unlikely to represent true abundances of each polymer species in the mixture.

To measure the diversity of each sample (Survey 1 and Survey 2), true abundances of the sample were derived directly from the count data (pj = nj/Σnj), and the different diversities calculated from the abundance proportions.

But it is in America that you encounter true abundance, both public and private.

It's then that males and females are more likely to be found in proportion to their true abundance.

Their true abundance is revealed only with knowledge of the low chip note given by these birds as they race through the understory between feeding sites.

Many sample units of small area provided estimates that were consistently closer to true abundance than sample scenarios with few sample units of large area.

It wasn't until he and a colleague from San Francisco University in Quito paddled their way here 20 years ago to set up the science research station that anyone really understood the true abundance of life in Yasuni.

The median of a series of simulated survey mean abundances, the central tendency obtained over a large number of surveys of the same area, always underestimated true abundance at low sample densities.

Observationally, however, very little is known about the true abundance and the structure of dark matter sub-halos.