The phrase "ability of linkage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or potential for connection or association between different elements or entities.
Example: "The ability of linkage between various data sources is crucial for comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "capacity for connection" or "potential for association".
Therefore, resolution of the 1-cM linkage map did not limit predictive ability of joint-linkage analysis.
This has consequences in terms of predictive ability for linkages, allele frequencies and for marker trait associations.
For this reason, the higher stringency in the range of thresholds tested improved the predictive ability of the joint-linkage models.
Whether the ability of K11-polyUb linkages to stabilize proteins is due to the topology of the chains, which may prevent the I44 Ub-binding surface from being exposed, or recognition of K11 linkages by as yet unknown K11-selective binding proteins remains to be determined.
However, given the diverse and unexpected neuronal interactions that have been found in recent years, for example the ability of dendrite-to-dendrite linkage to code for local motion [50], it would be wise to watch for other possibilities.
For our second set of simulations, we assessed the ability of our method to detect linkage in cases where the pedigree(s) may be reasonably broken into a large number of small family groups or where the study includes a large number of small families.
The ability of DArT-BSA to quantify the degree of linkage between markers and a target locus is a clear advantage in such cases.
The aim of this study was to compare linkage maps built with microsatellites, SNPs and a combination of both markers to determine the ability of each method to produce accurate linkage maps.
It is therefore assumed, that there is no difference in the ability of protein molecules to form linkages with the amorphous starch components via hydrogen bonding and/or hydrophobic interactions (Elgadir et al., 2012).
The ability to conduct linkage of perinatal records, obtained as part of routinely collected administrative health data, has increased the scope for population based studies of mother and infant health [ 1].
