Sentence examples for a consequence of segregation from inspiring English sources

Whatever the cause, a consequence of segregation distortion is that chromosomes, or at least parts of chromosomes, are not transmitted equally to the progeny.

Genetic polymorphism present in alloploid grasses such as E. glaucus may be a consequence of segregation between homologous chromosomes within each parental genome, resulting in fixed heterozygosity in selfing lineages (Soltis and Soltis 1993).

The segregation that occurs and it's clearly out there is more a consequence of economic segregation than it is tied to race.

The segregation that occurs — and it's clearly out there — is more a consequence of economic segregation than it is tied to race.

A phase-field simulation of Suzuki segregation suggested strong Ni depletion with segregation of Cr and Mo atoms at the SF, and the SFE can become negative as a consequence of the segregation.

I therefore conclude that these deficits are not a consequence of abnormal segregation of figure from background.

Nb-doping lowers activity mainly as a consequence of strong segregation of Nb to the ceria surface.

In a recent publication by Shvindlerman and Gottstein [L.S. Shvindlerman, G. Gottstein, Scripta Mater. 54 (2006 10411).] it was concluded that negative grain boundary energies as a consequence of solute segregation will result in a destruction of a polycrystalline material.

4q terminal deletions often co-occur with terminal duplications of other chromosome as a consequence of imbalanced segregation of a balanced parental translocation.

Not surprisingly, micronuclei were observed as a consequence of incorrect chromosome segregation (Fig.  1A[f]).

Therefore it could be hypothezised that the increase of gene copy numbers might be a consequence of asymmetric chromosomal segregation during recurrent breakage- fusion- bridge-cycles.