The phrase "affects disequilibrium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or impacts on balance or stability, particularly in scientific, economic, or philosophical discussions.
Example: "The sudden influx of resources affects disequilibrium in the market, leading to unpredictable fluctuations."
Alternatives: "impacts imbalance" or "disturbs equilibrium".
Although linkage does not seem to strongly affect genotypic disequilibrium, the effect of the presence or absence of ORS337 was assessed in the statistical tests to avoid any misconclusion.
These effects do not extend beyond regions ~10 cM to either side of knobs and do not appear to affect linkage disequilibrium among genes within and near knob repeat regions of the B73 RefGen_v2 assembly.
Although further work should proof that the SNPs (or SNPs in linkage disequilibrium) affect the physical interaction between these proteins, the agreement between physical and genetic interaction between functionally relevant genes within a single biological pathway is, to our knowledge, a unique finding.
ADMIXTURE uses SNPs that are not affected by linkage disequilibrium (LD).
There is no geographic differentiation between these strains, but there is evidence for local linkage disequilibrium affecting two genomic regions.
Energy failure and nucleotide disequilibrium affect cell survival, proliferation and differentiation, which in turn impair differentiation towards neutrophil and lymphoid lineages.
Interestingly, in adults but not in children one copy of the C-allele also resulted in a higher mean height (0.21 cm) implying that this SNP [or the functionally relevant SNP s) in linkage disequilibrium] also affects overall adult size.
The exact functional mechanisms of how the VNTR, or a nearby SNP which is in linkage disequilibrium with it, affects either nitric oxide or vascular remodelling, needs further elucidation.
rs4955720 could be in high linkage disequilibrium (LD) with another SNP that directly affects the transcription and/or function of PRKCI.
Thus it is more likely that the RsaI negative allele affects the phenotype directly rather than being a consequence of linkage disequilibrium from another mutation or gene.
