Sentence examples for distant relatedness from inspiring English sources

et al. Leveraging distant relatedness to quantify human mutation and gene-conversion rates.

These "pairs" are already known to palaeontologists, but an analysis of skull and body shapes shows how similar animals were to each other in the ages before the dinosaurs and others diverged, and then later how similar these various different forms became, despite their fairly distant relatedness.

The part of population genetics that I'm interested in is how this distant relatedness affects the patterns of genetic variation we see in a population.

Comparatively higher p-values were found among T1D-Park (P = 1.18E-04), Alz-Park (P = 8.72E-07), RA-Park (P = 3.95E-07) and MS-Park (P = 3.36E-08), exhibitheg the distant relatedness for all possible combinations with Park (Figure 2).

We think that this is likely due to the effects of very distant relatedness.

However, phylogenetic analysis indicates a distant relatedness of this cnidarian protein to the FoxE subclass, arguing for different origins.

Two estimation methods for SNP-based heritability were compared, one based on the distant genetic relatedness among all subjects as summarized in a Genetic Relatedness Matrix (GRM), and the other one based on density estimation (DE).

The implications for those cancers with evidence for both close and distant excess relatedness are also clear.

Rather than using twins, however, GCTA examines distant genetic relatedness among pairs of unrelated individuals who have been genotyped on a DNA array.

PTEX is becoming an attractive therapeutic target due to its importance to virulence and parasite survival and its distant evolutionary relatedness to the human host.

The pSZ77 replication protein, RepA, shows only distant phylogenetic relatedness with its Geobacter and Pelobacter homologs and the repA locus has an atypical codon usage (normalized CAI < 1.00, Additional file 12) for both the SZ chromosome and plasmid.