Sentence examples for dominance reported from inspiring English sources

The scope of expression dominance reported here is unprecedented, and suggests that the observation of mid-parent expression in allopolyploids [ 15], while statistically correct, fails to capture the underlying dynamics of regulatory interactions that lead to genome-wide preferential expression of the phenotype contributed by one of the two genomes in an allopolyploid nucleus.

In this other seasonally breeding species forming large groups, males also queue for dominance (reviewed in Berard 1999), and dominance is reported to play only a little role in male reproductive success, and in female mate preference (Inoue 1995; Soltis et al. 1997, 1999; reviewed in Takahata et al. 1999; Soltis 2004).

Right dominance is the most prevalent pattern of coronary circulation and is found in 72 90% of individuals, while prevalence of left dominance is reported to be 8 33%, whereas co-dominance has ∼3 7% of population prevalence.

Despite the dominance, NBC reported that 11.4 million viewers watched the first women's game, an increase of 96 percent compared with the average of the first two games from 2008.

Here, we examine whether the PoA explains the relatively low reproductive skew in relation to dominance rank reported in the rhesus macaque, a strictly seasonal species.

Limp dominance was reported by asking the subjects which limp they would use if they were going to kick a ball.

However, the additive and dominance variances reported in Su et al. [ 11] result from an alternative partitioning of genetic variance and are thus not directly comparable to the classical partitioning of genetic variance [ 12].

Compared to the occurrence of sex-dependent additive and dominance effects reported in the F2 SM/J × LG/J cross [ 23], sex-dependent imprinting effects were more common for weight and growth traits but each individual locus was found to affect fewer traits.

The +− genotype could show high PRNP than the other two genotypes due to a possible over-dominance whereby the − allele might be masked by the + allele [21] or other factors including polar over-dominance as reported in other species [22].

In many previous studies in which age is significantly associated with dominance, authors report a linear association (Keiper, 1988; Van Dierendonck et al., 1995; Heitor et al., 2006).

Head-to-head comparisons of standard care compared to any options that are not dominated or eliminated by extended dominance are also reported.