Sentence examples for different segregated from inspiring English sources

Areas of different segregated densities were instead observed, in the same scaffolds, once seeded with cells and implanted in vivo.

By analyzing the strengthening effect of solutes at different segregated sites, we find that the oversized solutes (Zr, Nb, Hf, Ta) act as cohesion enhancers when segregated in the GB plane, while the undersized elements (Ru, Rh, Re, Os, Ir) strengthen the GBs at the nearest neighbor positions.

These two classes of interneurons target different segregated postsynaptic domains containing distinct GABAARs.

For genetic determination four different segregating populations developed and maintained at the IMIDA (Murcia, Spain) were used: Dominga × Autumn Seedless [ 36], Monastrell × Cabernet Sauvignon, Ruby Seedless × Moscatuel and Muscat Hamburg × Sugraone.

Because different SNP segregated in the different populations, the marker sets analyzed were not completely identical in the different populations.

So far, quite a number of QTLs controlling rice heading date (Hd) were identified and characterized using different segregating populations derived from crossing a japonica cultivar (Nipponbare) and an indica cultivar (Kasalath) (Lin et al., 1998; Yano et al., 1997).

The identification of five different segregating, rare missense variants in an extremely conserved gene, strongly supports the identification of UBIAD1 as the causal gene for Schnyder crystalline corneal dystrophy.

In scenarios 5 7 represent more complicated situations in which one or more loci at 2 (S and T) and 3 levels (S, T and B) of the signaling pathway are segregating such that both types I and II FD exist between downstream and upstream loci, and between different segregating loci within FGUs.

Only 2 types of epistasis exist based on functional relationships between or among loci (Table S4): epistasis between alleles at upstream loci and their regulated downstream loci (type I in scenarios 3, 4), and epistasis between alleles at different segregating loci within the same unit in each level of the system (type II in scenarios 5 7).

Second, positive selection in the direction of the pathway effect will result in 2 types of weak positive linkage disequilibrium (LD), one between the upstream loci and their regulated downstream loci (type I, scenarios 3 and 4) and between different segregating loci within the same units in each level of the signaling pathway (scenarios 5 7).

This indicates that other loci controlling MD can be identified using different segregating populations or association mapping.