Sentence examples for consequent linkage from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, this kind of asexual reproduction will induce cosegregation of mitochondrial and nuclear genotypes and the consequent linkage disequilibrium among all genetic markers [ 52, 53].

Genotyping of SNPs positioned on un-positioned contigs in a large pedigree and consequent linkage analyses as described here provide useful information for improving the current bovine genome assembly (Btau_4.0).

The late HIV diagnosis and the consequent late linkage to care is a worrying scenario.

Consequent attempts to characterize linkage of LDLR and AD onset yielded at least ten, case-control association studies and one family-based study [30] [33], [36] [40], [51], [52].

The low levels of expected likelihood ratios compared with their sampling error for pairs of quite distant relationships illustrate both how much variability in actual relationship in terms of shared genome comes from random Mendelian segregation and linkage and the consequent difficulty in assigning relationship.

It affirms community linkages and the consequent legitimacy of the organisation.

The limitations include the small numbers of outcomes for some non-White populations, and the consequent aggregation of some ethnic groups; variation in linkage rates by ethnic group; inability to capture events that occur overseas outside the UK and lack of individually linkable cancer risk factor data.

Alteration of tau, p-tau (Ser396, Ser404, and Ser202/Thr205), GSK3β and CDK5 were either intermediate or consequent events in TSE pathogenesis and proposed the potential linkage of these bioactive proteins with the pathogenesis of prion diseases.

Except for the deposits of PrPSc as the initiative agent, alterations of these bioactive proteins are either intermediate or consequent events in TSE pathogenicity and proposed the potential linkage of these bioactive proteins with the pathogenesis of prion diseases.

The results overall describe the linkage between morbidity pattern and causes of death and the consequent progress in epidemiological transition.

Because of its position on the flank of the glycosidic linkage, the O3′H···O5 hydrogen bond is well placed to resist the straightening and consequent elongation of the chain.