Sentence examples for be due to closely from inspiring English sources

Some of these cases of cosegregation could be due to closely linked genes or members of a gene family that were not resolved into separate loci due to the limited size of the mapping population.

Internal iridescence is due to closely spaced fractures or lamellae such as planes of differing composition caused by exsolution.

Thus, the tm1231 allele is not neomorphic but has unusual phenotypes that could be due to additional closely linked mutations in this genetic background; such issues of genetic background have previously confounded studies of the biology of aging in Drosophila and C. elegans (Burnett et al., 2011; Viswanathan & Guarente, 2011).

This might be due to female canaries closely attending to the vocalizations of male suitors during the breeding season, to help in selecting an appropriate mate.

This could be due to a pleiotropic effect, closely linked genes or the genes for biomass and quercetin accumulation being linked in repulsion phase.

This may be due to cross-hybridization of closely related miRNA species on the microarray [ 23, 33] or differences in the statistical methods employed by the two platforms, for example t-tests in microarray analysis and empirical Bayes estimation and exact tests based on the negative binomial distribution in NGS [ 27].

The broad feature that appears in the tail of this peak could be due to the existence of a closely spaced defect that cannot be resolved because of its very small concentration.

Again, the few discordancies in gene order appear to be due to imprecise resolution of very closely linked markers in the RH panel limitations.

This may be due to the presence of very closely related miRNA variants that can hybridize with the probes especially if the mismatches are at their start/end.

Our results supporting concession models might be due to our system, which more closely fits the models' assumptions (e.g. two cooperative individuals) than other systems.

These inconsistent findings could be due to the homeostatic mechanisms that closely regulate blood Mn concentrations, or due to changes in Mn mobilization from brain or bone deposits due to increased fetal Mn requirements.