Taken as a whole, our findings support the hypothesis of a mismatch between SNc neuronal loss and clinical features with a variable contribution played by supranigral pathology in extrapyramidal phenotype.
A quantitative trait is a phenotype that is determined by several genes, each of which has a variable contribution to the trait.
This is supported by the variable contribution of the loci detected for any of the three developmental stages to the genotypic variance at BM1, BM2 and BM3, respectively.
The result of the comparison between the subjects captured by the ellipsis and the rectangle respectively is presented as a resulting variable contribution profile.
Approximately 10%% of the samples analyzed in the setting shows moderately negative carbon isotope composition which may reflect normal marine signature slightly modified by variable contribution of CO2 derived from sedimentary organic matter decay (Table 2) (Bellanca et al. 2005).
The populations in Switzerland, purportedly originating from Norway (fiber), Russia (Voronezh) and French stock, show more recent signs of admixture between the expected population clusters (French, Norwegian and Eastern European) as indicated by the more variable contribution from each cluster within admixed individuals (Fig. 2) and deviation from HWE.
In addition, a built-in permutation-based measure of variable contribution to prediction accuracy allows to rank variables by their importance.
Therefore, we hypothesized that despite variable contribution to gene expression by different alveolar cell types, eGWAS will be efficient for the analysis of the transcriptional response by lung tissue to an injury.
Mineralogy of these deposits are typical for the region, dominated by quartz and feldspars with variable contributions of carbonate, amphibole, garnet, epidote, biotite, and muscovite in the sand fraction and illite, smectite, kaolinite, chlorite in the silty muds [1, 39, 43, 44].
The contribution of each environmental variable was assessed: firstly the "marginal test" is used to assess the statistical significance and percentage contribution of each variable by itself and secondly the "sequential test" was employed to explain the biotic similarity considering all the variable contributions.
