The phrase "ail for" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misspelling or misphrasing, as "ail" typically refers to suffering or being unwell, and does not commonly pair with "for" in this context.
Example: "I do not ail for anything in life; I am content."
Alternatives: "suffer from" or "long for".
This is the first study to estimate heritabilities and perform GWAS using this AIL for traits measured during heat stress.
For several QTL segments, the peak obtained with the AIL was narrower than with the original F2 population, which illustrates the higher resolution of QTL mapping using AIL. Figure 2 compares QTL peaks obtained with the F2 population and with the AIL for Growth1 on chromosome 1 and Growth9 on chromosome 7.
We anticipate being able to improve resolution and decrease the size of the genomic regions implicated by maintaining the AIL for many additional generations prior to QTL mapping and by adding markers to increase the number of informative recombination events across QTL intervals (see Macdonald and Long 2007).
If Pearlstein wants to talk about what ails for-profit schools and community colleges, that's fine.
THE advertising market has been ailing for the better part of a year, particularly online advertising.
The ministry said Mr. Linh, who had been ailing for several years, had died of liver cancer.
She had been ailing for several months, said George O'Brien, a friend, and died at New York Weill Cornell Center.
Prince Saud had been ailing for years, but his clout, contacts, and credibility continued to make him one of the world's most powerful voices on international affairs.
In apparel e- ailing, for example, new customers cost 20%to40%0% more for pure-play Internet companies than for traditional retailers with both physical and on-line stores.
Some quote detainees who said Mr. Bah was ailing for two days before his fall on Feb. 1, and asked in vain to see a doctor.
Ms. Montevecchi had been ailing for about two years, Olsen said, and during her time in the hospital had taken to wearing high heels with her medical bootees.
