Lacape et al.'s [ 4] study on fiber quality was based on a G. barbadense x G. hirsutum (Gb x Gh hereafter) recombinant inbred line (RIL) population, whereas Rong et al.'s study pooled QTL from a multitude of segregating populations (F2, F2 3, or BC2) tested in a single environment with no replicates.
Since the completion of the Herculean task of the Human Genome project (HGP) in 2003, the genomics community has witnessed a deluge of sequencing projects: They range from metagenomes, microbiomes, and genomes to transcriptomes; often, they focus on a multitude of organisms, populations and ecologies.
9 The duration of action extends beyond 42 hours and it has been studied across the spectrum of diabetes in a large clinical trial development program, ie, the BEGIN® trials, involving more than 11,000 subjects from 40 countries and encompassing a multitude of ethnic populations.
Accordingly, there is a critical need for a multitude of large population-based studies and clinical trials that include a broad spectrum of older patients representative of those seen in clinical practice and that incorporate relevant outcomes important to older patients in the study design.
In particular, the advances in the hybrid imaging scanners, e.g., PET/CT and PET/MRI, will enter more clinics and laboratories, lowering the cost for data acquisition and enabling more interesting discoveries in a greater multitude of populations and disorders.
The species sockeye salmon comprises a multitude of reproductively isolated populations that can be grouped into three basic ecotypes based on differences in freshwater life history.
One paradigm that allows for the systematic investigation of false memories-directed forgetting (DF -has been investigateDF -hasmultitude of design variants and populations.
In a nation of immigrants, New York's multitude of populations typify the immigrant life and their plight intrinsically tied to our history.
While synthetic biology has created a multitude of novel behaviors in single populations of cells, it is increasingly recognized that the engineering of microbial consortia, which consist of two or more populations, is required to generate more complex dynamics and to increase the robustness of programmed behavior.
Pygmy grasshoppers are small (up to 15-mm body length, 0.07 g), diurnal, ground dwelling insects that exhibit a multitude of discrete colour morphs within populations [20], [21].
