Sentence examples for truly select from inspiring English sources
Feist points out that Rural did not truly "select" to publish the names and telephone numbers of its subscribers; rather, it was required to do so by the Kansas Corporation Commission as part of its monopoly franchise.
It is vital that authors prepare manuscripts for all presentations to ensure that journals can truly select the highest quality research for dissemination.
So in having made a commitment to need-blind admissions and full-need aid, Columbia is a member of a truly select group of schools.
However, loci detected as being under selection using this approach may be an underrepresentative sample of all truly selected loci; in particular, selection on standing variation and recessive loci are likely underrepresented (Teshima et al. 2006).
On the one hand side, this results in a larger number of truly selected variables (Additional file 1: Figure S4).
Finally, the percent of all frames which signal s1 is truly selected is reported as classification accuracy for different values of batch size T.
However, Grossman et al. (2010) proposed a composite likelihood test (CMS) incorporating as many as six independent statistic methods (FST, ΔDAF, DAF, XP-EHH, iHS, IHH) to identify truly selected variants.
The number of truly selected variables is mainly determined through the training data set size while the number of irrelevant variables is mainly determined by the cross-validation set-up.
These sequences were abundant in both positive and negative sequence pools, indicating that they are parasitic, rather than truly selected.
Regardless of whether breed characteristics or quantitative traits are predominantly mapped, the main question is where to set the significance threshold in order to get as few as possible false positives due to genetic drift, while retaining as much as possible of the truly selected sites.
10, 31, 46 The true prevalence of COPD has been shown to be about 10%20%% when spirometry is used in truly randomly selected populations.
