Sentence examples for disequilibrium point from inspiring English sources

Linkage disequilibrium point estimates implemented in LDN e (Table 4) were similar to those from O neS amp with slightly lower estimates for BHSP September 2005, though with overlapping confidence intervals.

Angered to the point of disequilibrium by what he considers the Bush administration's hijacking of ground zero for the purposes of staging "an early western," Talen will be working hard to, as he says, "counternarrate" the season's chief provocation, the Republican National Convention.

Primers, basic marker performance measures and single point transmission disequilibrium test (TDT) results as determined using Unphased v3.08 [29] are available for each marker in Supplementary Table S2.

This method is based on the presence of linkage disequilibrium between loci and provides point estimates of N e in immediate past generations for each of the temporal samples.

Multimarker generalizations of the classic TDT enhance it by detecting marker interactions, such as when a trait does not depend on a single marker but there is association when considering more than one marker together, which may point to linkage disequilibrium (LD) or gene gene interaction (epistasis).

Perhaps, the most promising statistic in the current context is ω (Kim and Nielsen 2004; Alachiotis et al. 2012), which compares relative linkage disequilibrium on either side of a focal point to identify selective targets.

To minimize the possibility of spurious findings due to population admixture, we used a family-based design applying the sibship disequilibrium test (SDT) as well as two-point parametric linkage analyses on families from the National Institute of Mental Health NIMH Genetics Initiativeve.

Linkage disequilibrium (LD) analysis yielded prominent low LD points that supported ongoing recombination.

Cytonuclear disequilibrium occurred in individuals from both species, pointing to a two-way introgression.

For the practice of GS in plant breeding, several specific points are discussed including linkage disequilibrium, feature of populations and genotyped markers and breeding scheme.

We used a point estimation method based on linkage/gametic disequilibrium (Hill 1981).