Sentence examples for at early generations from inspiring English sources

We identified lines with breeding errors and cousin lines generated by splitting incipient lines into two or more cousin lines at early generations of inbreeding.

In this case we observe a nearly 11-fold increase in heritable variation at early generations followed by a gradual decrease due to the progressive loss of hererozygote epigenotypes.

The present study was aimed to address: (1) pattern and spectrum of changes in global gene expression at early generations of nascent allohexaploid wheat lines with chromosomal stability; (2) characteristics of the genes showing altered expression patterns, and their possible functional relevance; and (3) transgenerational heritability and inter-line conservation of the novel expression patterns.

Most breeding programs now use inbred lines at F4 or later generations, but previously, lines were often derived at earlier generations.

These compound mutants have accentuated degenerative phenotypes, which appear at earlier generation times, and suffer additional pathologies, such as bone loss and kyphosis (Chang et al, 2004; Du et al, 2004).

Millennials — who came of age during the Great Recession, have significant amounts of student debt and are not purchasing homes at the same rate as earlier generations — have less wealth at their ages than did the typical Gen Xer, something that doesn't leave retirement experts exactly sanguine about their late-life finances.

Fertile rbr-2 transheterozygotes in early generations at 25 °C had wild-type-sized germlines (Fig. 4A), whereas late-generation sterile adults often exhibited small or empty germline arms (Fig. 4B,C).

At first, early generation MEK inhibitors exhibited only a 10% objective response rate.

This leads to the selection and fixation of the desirable gene at the early generation in the breeding cycle [ 11- 14].

This is at least in part because in early generations after releases, more matings between transgenic males and females happen when they are released into a single contiguous area rather than into a number of discrete locations (Fig. 3C,D).

The PDXs are stored frozen at early transplant generations in a resurrectable form, which eliminates continuous passaging in mice, thus ensuring maintenance of the high biologic and molecular fidelity and reproducibility of the models.