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• For this, log-additive model frequentist tests adjusting for age (onset【开始、发病】 of the first event for cases or time of recruitment for controls) and gender and taking into account the uncertainty of possibly imputed genotypes were performed using logistic regression. (Schunkert et al., 2011)
• The RNA group focuses on both long- and shortread RNA-seq, using the reference genome as a guide to build the reference transcriptome using long-read sequencing (as in 39) and then the short-read data to quantify the transcripts (reviewed in 93), taking into account multi-mapped reads (37, 94). (Giuffra, Tuggle, FAANG Consortium, 2019)
• Health economic modeling will address the cost-benefits of using the GRS in the diagnosis of CD, taking into account the cheaper cost of GRS over HLA typing, and include the downstream benefits of potentially reducing endoscopies (substantial cost savings and value to patients from reduced discomfort) as well as potential improvements in quality of life from the detection of CD. (Abraham et al., 2014)
• Overall, we conclude that when flexible structured methods such as G1wFlasso and G2wFlasso are used, taking into account the correlation structure in phenotypes improves the power of detecting true causal SNPs regardless of the values for r. (Kim, Xing, 2009)
• Power calculations, taking into account both the uncertainty in the genetic selection differential and the additional noise in the observed response to selection due to non-genetic effects (the E-terms in the above expression for Pi), indicated that this response was expected to be significant (P,0.05). (Camerlink et al., 2013)
• The results of this study highlight the importance of taking into account all relevant sources of variation and assessing the relative value of using different analytical models in association mapping studies in forest trees. (Cappa et al., 2013)
• Similarly, methods of genomic prediction taking into account of dominance can predict an individual's total genetic potential for phenotypes affected by additive and dominance effects. (Da et al., 2014)
• With the model accurately taking into account the statistical ramifications of comparing across different environmental groups rather than just across multiple samples of the same treatment, our next goal was to determine if the genes within clusters have any significant known relationships to one another. (Huber-Keener et al., 2012)
• By using an HMM maximum likelihood model and taking into account potential genotypic errors it reduces the tendency to erroneously derive oversized linkage groups, a phenomenon which is often observed in dense maps. (Palaiokostas et al., 2013)
• Then, the coverage per sample was normalized to Reads mapped Per Kilobase of probe and per Million of reads mapped (RPKMs) taking into account the probe length and the total number of reads mapped within the target regions with mapping quality $30. (Vald锟斤拷s-Mas et al., 2012)
• Starting point Final point 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 Figure 2.12 Gradient descent down a 2D loss surface (two learnable parameters) Additionally, there exist multiple variants of SGD that differ by taking into account previous weight updates when computing the next weight update, rather than just looking at the current value of the gradients. (Chollet, 2018)
• These errors include: 鎴笺阜 Multiple residues with the same identifier 鎴笺阜 Multiple atoms with the same identifier (taking into account the altloc identifier) These errors indicate real problems in the PDB file (for details see 18, Hamelryck and Manderick, 2003). (Chapman et al., 2000)
• This code also could be extended to do a fuzzy match instead of an exact match (maybe using a pairwise alignment, or taking into account the read quality scores), but that will be much slower. (Chapman et al., 2000)
• Also, the translation of IBS into IBD has been the object of several methods adapted to simple cases such as singlelocus IBD up to more complex multi-locus haplotypes enhancing longitudinal visions of whole genome sharing, taking into account linkage disequilibrium between markers (e.g. (Carr锟斤拷 et al., 2013)
• There are two types of variables that researchers should not control for without taking into account potential negative side effects: colliders and mediators. (Rohrer, 2017)
• We treat the parents as a random sample from the population and aim to estimate their haplotypes, taking into account both the genotypes of the parents and the genotype of the child. (Marchini et al., 2006)
• Determination of seed set and germination capacity for each tree; homogeneity of seed set within the tree In treatments 2 and 3, cones were sampled in the upper, middle and lower crown of all the grafts in order i) to determine the percentage of full seeds and the germination percentage for each tree (taking into account the number of cones present in each crown section of each tree) and ii) to study variations of seed set among crown sections. (Philippe, Baldet, 1997)
• For trees harvested on a crown section basis, mean percentage of full seeds was calcu- lated by taking into account the number of cones produced in each crown section of each tree. (Philippe, Baldet, 1997)
• However, taking into account the marginally significant species 鎼笺阜 competitor interaction, the difference among the three species depended on whether the competitor is C. rubella or another species. (Petrone Mendoza, Lascoux, Gl茅min, 2018)
• In this contribution, we chose to compute age-age correlations by taking into account all the rings from the pith up to the ring of the considered age. (Bouffier et al., 2008)
• A highly significant difference was found between the observed paternities and the expected paternities under random mating, taking into account the number of ramets of each genet in the stand (P = 0, -square = 146.36, d f = 10). (Broeck et al., 2006)
• After taking into account the resistance to penetration through the bark layer (assuming equivalence to the resistance to penetration of wood with a density of about 200 kg/m3), a correlation coefficient of -0.80 was obtained. (Gao et al., 2017)