Sentence examples for dropping simulations from inspiring English sources
Gene dropping simulations were performed.
We assessed its significance using gene dropping simulations, thereby explicitly accounting for pedigree information.
Additionally for each linkage peak an empirical p-value was computed from 100,000 dropping simulations for the SNP (or cluster of SNPs) with maximum LOD score.
IBS hap and P IBD) also showed similar patterns at a set of tested positions for the matrix distances d 1 (M P, i, M QTL ). Figure 7 shows an example for the mean and the sample quantiles at 2.5 and 97.5% for d 1 (M P, i, M QTL ) at each tested position for the six AIP, from 200 gene-drop simulations with a QTL simulated for the moderate LD situation (R i ∗, QTL = 0.18 ).
This behavior shows the ability of IBS hap and P IBD) to capture LD structure along the chromosomes with respect to the simulated QTL, for different gene-drop simulations.
In particular, building on previous literature results on radial heat transfer and pressure drop simulations, we extend and assess the bridge method to reaction at surfaces.
Mixed wettability drop simulations reveal that water can be passively removed from the GDL surface to the bipolar plate if the latter has a lower contact angle, potentially avoiding the flooding of the porous electrodes.
The purpose of this work was to better understand the failure modes and actual reliability of WLP under uniaxial loading, which is commonly observed in mobile drop simulations and tests.
The 235 FLW chromosomes were included in N=200 gene-drop simulations, in a 25-generation pedigree for the FLW breed, using the LDSO software [ 40].
Only the gene-drop simulations for which the minor allele frequency at the QTL was greater or equal to 0.1 were retained.
To illustrate this phenomenon, Figure 6 provides an example of distributions for the values of P IBD) and IBS hap, for one gene-drop simulation, between pairs of chromosome segments around the simulated QTL for the moderate LD situation (R i ∗, QTL = 0.18 ).
