Sentence examples for a few linkage from inspiring English sources

Consequently only a few linkage maps have been published.

Despite this, genomic information about the duck is limited to a few linkage and physical mapping studies.

Though females and males had similar map lengths, the differences of recombination rates between the two genders were significant on a few linkage groups.

Until recently, however, only a few linkage groups have been known for the Japanese quail, and few genes have been mapped [ 4] despite the large variety of traits that have been studied in the Japanese quail [ 3].

For cultivated peanut species or crosses of cultivated and synthetic tetraploid peanut species, a few linkage maps have recently been constructed (Table  4), and some of these maps were based on multiple populations.

The presence of gaps in the distal regions of a few linkage groups was due to the forceful assignment of markers to the distal ends of these groups using MapMaker 3.0.

Until now, only a few linkage studies have been published for traits related to persistency of milk yield and milk composition in cattle but none have been reported in sheep.

The reliability and value of this genetic map is demonstrated in the following ways: i) identical number of linkage groups and chromosomes as well as the small number of unlinked markers (2.8%) at a minimal LOD 5 ; ii) no discrepancies between the global F2 map and both male and female maps; iii) only a limited clustering of markers on a few linkage groups.

Until quite late in the 20th century, the mapping of human chromosomes presented a particularly difficult problem: experimental crosses could not be arranged in humans, and only a few linkages could be determined by analysis of unique family histories.

A small number of SNPs that failed to be assigned to these 23 linkage groups, as well as a few additional linkage groups generated by JoinMap®4 containing 2-3 loci, were not incorporated in further analyses.

The SSR anchor markers allowed the confident assignment of all but a few small linkage groups to chromosomes.