Sentence examples for define the linkage from inspiring English sources
To further define the linkage relationship between qSPP5 and qTGW5, we self-crossed 18 BC5F3 plants that were selected from B1, B2, B6, and B8 to produce 18 BC5F4 lines and evaluated them in terms of the TGW, SPP and CL (Figure 4B).
Although the in vivo evidence for Arp2/3-complex-dependent functions of a majority of these factors is sparse, their diversity may offer opportunities for cooperative regulations and may, in time and space, define the linkage of Arp2/3 complex-mediated actin nucleation machinery to different cellular processes relying on actin polymerization.
The analysis of SNPs can define the linkage of specific loci or neighboring regions with disease traits.
We develop a conceptual framework for defining the linkage between livelihood activities and conservation.
This level of characterization is crucial for defining the linkage type in ubiquitin chains.
Cross-ring cleavage ions defined the linkage types within the conserved Manα1-2Manα1-6Manα1-4GlcN core, excepterminalrminal hexoses, which is possibly due to the very weak signals of the [Me-Hex +- Na]+ product ions by ES-MS/MS.
The development process of the ANSWER tool involves: 1) writing a brief interactive narrative with multiple storylines for the animated segments and content for the learning segments; 2) refining the storyline and learning segments; and 3) defining the linkages between the story and the learning segments.
We have created genetic linkage maps that define the 29 linkage groups of the haploid genome, and have revealed the position and extent of the sex-determining locus in A. chinensis.
In the future, it will be necessary to define the ubiquitination linkage types on LRRK2 under various pathogenic conditions.
This presents another possible avenue to define the functional linkage of epigenetic misregulation with Type II EC biology.
However, Fig. 4b shows how the affected allele on chromosome 12 fully co-segregates with the disorder, and that the breakpoints in III-2 and III-4 define the critical linkage region.
