Sentence examples for correlated effect of from inspiring English sources
Hence evolution of longevity beyond 14 days can occur only as a correlated effect of selection.
No correlated effect of selection on viability or developmental time was observed among all selected populations.
Therefore, the evolution of helping appears to always have the correlated effect of also favoring mating with multiple potential fathers.
These '2 2' haplotypes were most common among the 'falling' SNPs because multivariable analysis will adjust for the correlated effect of the other SNP.
Second, some of the mutations that went to fixation had the correlated effect of leading to slower aging, even though selection late in life was very weak.
We did, however, analyse the data for body weight QTL, using the 'affected/resistant' status of the fish as a fixed effect in that analysis (Moen et al., in prep .. Linkage group 21 was found not to harbour experiment-wide significant QTL for body weight, meaning that the observed QTL for IPN resistance is not a correlated effect of a QTL for body weight.
It is noteworthy that Large White and Iberian breeds are phenotypically extreme for both reproduction and fat deposition traits so these data would suggest a correlated effect on the regulation of genes involved in these traits.
Prior to implementation of these QTL in marker assisted selection programs for functional traits, information about direct and correlated effects of these QTL as well as fine mapping of their chromosomal positions is required.
We evaluated the direct and indirectly-mediated effects of linguistic, religious, and ethnic diversity (both within-nations and across-nations) on indicators of societal instability while controlling for the correlated effects of population size and number of borders.
The three direct methods assume correlated effects of genotypes according to the model underlying RR-BLUP.
