Sentence examples for assignment and genetic from inspiring English sources

The construction of a chromosome-scale Hi-C map of the NRGene v.2 assembly comprised two steps: (1) chromosome assignment and genetic anchoring of the Svevo scaffolds, (2) ordering and orienting scaffolds by Hi-C link information.

Factorial correspondence analysis (FCA) showing taxon assignment and genetic similarity among 30 infected Daphnia host individuals originating from three lakes sampled in 2004 (Římov, Vír and Želivka; see Table  1 ).

One locus (Mm09) did not amplify and another one did not yield easily scored peaks (Mm119), hence only 8 of 10 loci were eventually used for parentage assignment and genetic analyses.

We ran two DAPC analyses in ADEGENET R package [ 36], following Jonker et al. [ 37]: a location assignment and a genetic cluster assignment.

To confirm the linkage group assignments, marker orders, and genetic distances determined by alternative software, both codominant and dominant markers were mapped with Joinmap 3.0.

For the two other misassigned individuals (128 and 54), the probability of belonging to Q. petraea and Q. frainetto, respectively, was highly consistent irrespective of the ν value (Table 3) showing a discrepancy between morphological and genetic assignment.

Agreement between phenotypic and genetic assignment of escapees was also high, and 85% of the 20 wild trout classified as likely recent escapees on the basis of their phenotype alone were estimated to have had on average 75% of genetic background of likely farm origin, while only 15% of them were misclassified as belonging to the pure wild group.

By integrating the genetic algorithms, traffic assignment and traffic control, the GATRANSPFE (Genetic Algorithm, TRANSYT and the PFE), solves the equilibrium network design problem.

The analysis is restricted to markers with concordant chromosomal assignment and order in the genetic and physical maps.

As a consequence, it was postulated that both codon assignment and degeneracy in the genetic code may be quite arbitrary, having perhaps evolved accidentally with respect to specific base sequences (Crick 1966, 1968), and thus existing as a truly abstract "cipher" or code.

In facultatively polygynous species, egg laying rates and genetic maternity assignments usually suggest a more or less equal contribution of queens to the egg pile and queens do not interact aggressively ("low reproductive skew"; [ 9- 13]).