Sentence examples for value of variant from inspiring English sources

Here is a little lesson in the value of variant names: in Greek mythology Nyx is the female personification of night and a great cosmological figure, awesome even to Zeus himself.

A possible limitation of our study might be the interobserver variability in defining histological subtypes as there is still no consensus on the optimal cut off value of variant histology in the specimen to define PUC or MPC.

The analytical distribution of the ratio of correlation is described as follows: (8) where t is the value of variant T, f XY (x, y) is the joint probability density of X and Y.

Several studies have examined the clinical value of variants known to predispose to type 2 diabetes by analysing their ability to discriminate between people with or without pre-existing diabetes, or to predict development of the disease [ 3– 5].

Although the distinction between candidate and established variants is not crystal clear and findings from genome-wide association studies may be robust, we can expect that the predictive value of variants that are less convincingly established is less likely to be replicated in independent populations.

3) For each cluster identified in step 2, the average values of variant frequencies were calculated for the 16 maize inbreds.

Figure 2A displays the value pairs of variant allele frequencies that are based on 85 CEU individuals from the 1000 genomes project and 85 exome test samples.

The pairwise comparisons between the variants for each NFR is done by creating a matrix for each NFR to compare all values of variants contributions.

The ORP values of variants of experimental samples were similar alike after storage (approximately 335 mV).

In line with the results of half-life measurements, the T50 values of variants are 1.1 4.5 °C higher than that of WT (Fig.  2b).

Although genetic incompatibilities have been found segregating within both C. elegans and C. briggsae, the phylogeographical population structure present in C. briggsae provides a robust framework for testing hypotheses about the evolutionary histories and potentially adaptive values of variants that impact hybrid fitness.