Sentence examples for variable linkages from inspiring English sources

Different from MaF14, this test problem has non-linear (instead of linear) variable linkages on the PS, which further increases the difficulty.

This test problem is used to assess whether EMaO algorithms are capable of dealing with degenerate PFs and complicated variable linkages.

For this, iteratively train a model with the cases of a relevant database to predict the random variable: linkage. 1) Obtain the prior likelihood of the offender being a stranger to the victim (this could be the simple base percentage of stranger homicides among all homicides, or an investigator's initial opinion).

Markers will often have variable linkage disequilibrium across different populations.

The "challenge hypothesis" [5] attempts to explain the variable linkage of T and aggression during the breeding season.

Previous studies indicated that CNVs are in variable linkage disequilibrium (LD) with flanking SNPs [ 40- 42].

The authors found a highly variable linkage disequilibrium (LD), not only among populations, but also between different regions of the genome.

One of the difficulties with finding an association with any SNP in the MHC region is the strong, but variable, linkage disequilibrium.

The introduction of variable linkage to EST clustering should be seen as an additional parameterization of the clustering algorithm, allowing researchers to fine-tune the desired proportion of Type I and Type II errors.

Other explanations for not being able to confirm genetic associations may be variable linkage disequilibrium between the polymorphism studied and the causal variant, the ethnic mixture or the gene gene/gene environment relations specific for the studied populations (Hirschhorn et al, 2002).

First, not all birth records were linked to data on the income variables; linkage was successful in 81.3% of records [ 43].