Sentence examples for defining imprint from inspiring English sources

The fast pace of Latino population growth shows we are no longer another minority group, but rather, a "major minority," which has created a defining imprint on popular culture, politics and the economy.

Finally, 13 of the 29 imprinted genes (13 paternally expressed genes (PEGs) and 16 MEGs) contained strictly defined imprinted siRNA loci located within their 2-kb flanking regions.

In batch mode experiments, M/I-DIPA exhibits fast binding kinetics (i.e. 60 min), and the maximum monolayer adsorption amount from Langmuir model for LC and Cu II) are 120.8 µmol g−1 and 101.7 µmol g−1 at 35 °C, respectively, indicating this strategy makes the defined imprinted cavities well protected in twice imprinting steps.

The implementation of the EM algorithm within the design framework leads to the estimation of genetic parameters that define imprinted effects.

We define imprinting status as the difference between the AKR percentages in the two reciprocal crosses, which is p1-p2 (Table S1.4).

First, it provides a comprehensive elucidation of the genetic control mechanisms for a complex trait or disease in terms of traditionally defined additive and dominant effects, newly defined imprinted effects, and their interactions.

Studies analyzing the developmental consequences of uniparental inheritance of mouse chromosomes have defined imprinted regions throughout the mouse genome (6, 9) largely using Robertsonian translocation chromosomes.

We first defined imprinted cluster centers as genes for which the parental bias of the preferentially expressed allele reaches at least 85%, and subsequently assigned adjacent imprinted genes with an intergenic distance of up to 1 MB as members of the same cluster ('Materials and methods').

With his victory today on trade with China, Bill Clinton has finally defined his imprint on American foreign policy: the president who cemented in place the post-cold-war experiment of using economic engagement to foster political change among America's neighbors and its potential adversaries.

The house mouse crosses used to define many imprinted loci involve crosses to other species or subspecies that have also been associated with decreased fitness [55] [57].

The Random House name will mean what it has always meant -- an imprint defined by editorial excellence".