Sentence examples for values enrichment from inspiring English sources

We qualified both values (enrichment and specificity) highly sufficient for sound comparison of sequence among samples.

The GeneGO Diseases module prioritized 10 most highly enriched disease categories ranked according to p-value enrichment.

What was so interesting was that in this model, teachers were able to do the tutoring and value enrichment work that teachers really like to do but don't always get time to do in a classroom.

These include data files for average liver and kidney treated and control methylation M-values (enrichment) in promoters including p-values and group differences as well as correlation of promoter methylation and gene expression.

Based on the hypergeometric distribution the p-value enrichment for ARED transcripts among the first 250 transcripts is <10−9 and among the first 4000 transcripts it is <10−22.

p-value enrichment analysis (Storey, 2002) indicated that there was replication evidence for 71% of the 246.

To test the significance of the gene ranking enrichment result for each weighting score matrix, we did 100 random permutations for the q-value enrichment.

The p-value enrichment values calculated with GeneGO takes into account the gene content variation between complex diseases, such as cancers and some Mendelian diseases in addition to the biased coverage of different diseases in literature.

Heifer International's LOVE project ("Life-giving Offerings and Values-enrichment for Empowerment) provided water buffalos, pigs, chickens, vegetable seeds and fruit tree seedlings there, as well as values-based and technical skills trainings.

miRNA: microRNA; 3'-UTR: 3'-untranslated region; EC value: multiplied value of Enrichment and Coverage; nt: nucleotides; SD: standard deviation.

Positive values indicate enrichment in approved drug targets, whereas negative values represent enrichment in the Census proteins.