Sentence examples for associate in both from inspiring English sources
SNPs in AY104530, a serine/threonine kinase, and AY107195, a gene homologous by sequence to ARF1 in Arabidopsis [16], associate with days to pollen (POLL) in both Panel A and Panel B. SNPs in AY107195 were also found to associate in both panels with the number of fruitcases in the ear (NMFC), which is a domestication trait.
Regions in blue indicate regions that are positively associated in both populations (conspecific in association), regions in black indicate associations with different signs of R in the two populations, while regions in red indicate those that are negatively associated in both populations (heterospecific in association).
When the same region was significantly associated in both datasets, the association score was larger in the F2 data.
Only markers that were significantly associated in both cohorts, and had the same direction of association, were studied further.
Projections of aBN1 and aBN2 were closely associated in both the AMMC and ventral SEZ but lacked associations in the posterior SEZ.
In separate univariate analyses of animal data, the association for sulfate was significant only in normal rats, whereas silicon was significantly associated in both CB and normal rats.
The Security service is facing fresh accusations of involvement in the abuse of terrorism suspects after a British man was detained in Bangladesh and allegedly tortured while being questioned about his activities and associates in both countries.
For example, the position of alternative GT is associated in both muscle and digestive tissues but not the other two; the length of alternative exon is associated in embryo and digestive tissue but not the other two.
Most notably, several markers seem to be membrane associated in both organs.
In addition to rs6434222 eight SNPs out of the seventeen examined in TFPI associated in both maternal and fetal samples.
Thus some qualitative changes of a population are associated in both cases of the abrupt changes in a population.
