Sentence examples for cases of segregation from inspiring English sources

We then apply our results to specific cases of segregation distortion, uniparental inheritance, and cultural transmission.

We attribute the rare cases of segregation of sister lys1-GFP sequences to opposite poles to recombination taking place between centromere and lys1.

In several known cases of segregation distortion, the advantage to the distorter allele is strong, with as many as 99% of offspring inheriting this allele (Lyttle 1993).

Simulations were run for 300 years, which was largely sufficient for genetic differentiation to converge to stable values (drift-migration equilibrium), except for extreme cases of segregation (i.e. ASI or LSI ≥ 0.99) for which convergence was slower, requiring running the model for 3000 years.

Living under what are described as apartheid-like conditions – the UN calls it a "clear case of segregation" – some are allowed to leave under escort just twice a week to access the market where they used to trade.

In BnaDYDH, the most extreme case of segregation distortion was found on A02 where 21 out of 22 loci (95.4%) showed segregation distortion, favouring alleles from the male parental line Yudal.

Other than the chromosome 6 region under selection for day-neutral flowering, the most striking case of segregation distortion was on chromosome 1 the apex of this distortion was near the locus Xcup24 with a segregation ratio of 154 3 (homozygous S. bicolor: S. propinquum).

In the present study we analyse a dataset that presents evident cases of geographical segregation, such as island effects and we are able to show that the proposed methodology spots these islands, based on microsatellite data only and without any further geographical information or evolutionary assumption.

In each case, patterns of segregation were assessed in the 91 progeny genotyped for each family.

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A special numerical treatment is introduced to the phase momentum equations and the turbulence equations, which avoids the singular problem in case of phase segregation.