Sentence examples for due to parentage from inspiring English sources
To estimate the part of the population genetic structure due to parentage, we first calculated the most probable family relationship among each pair of genotypes using the ML-relatedness software [ 70].
If there has been a muted response to what is arguably the most powerful mobile phone currently made - the Atrix - it may be due to its parentage.
Although incidental findings in genetic studies have historically had a negative connotation due to misattributed parentage [ 6], recent studies show that incidental findings involving health-related information are not uniformly regarded as unwelcome by participants, particularly if the information can be used to prevent or treat a disease or disorder [ 7, 8].
Kwarteng is often said to be a very different type of Tory, though this is almost entirely due to his Ghanaian parentage.
This is expected as the sib-based PI discounts the possible similarities/relatedness in the target germplasm arising due to overlapping pedigrees/common parentage.
In order to evaluate the losses of resolvable parentages due to censoring of SNPs by integrating a concept of individual QC into the parentage control, a simulation with different threshold values, based on the actual dataset was performed.
In contrast, maintaining a GenCall score of 0.15 will result in an increased number of rejected or doubtful parentages due to miscalled genotypes.
About 70 parentage exclusions due to weak genotype calls were avoided, whereas true exclusions (n = 34) were unaffected.
The two hybrids have similar genetic backgrounds due to having the same general parentage of mandarin and sweet orange, although their exact origins are unknown [ 23].
He might have been the sire of Derby winner Moses, but Moses' parentage is uncertain due to his dam being covered by two stallions.
Very low allelic diversity is evident at the microsatellite loci resulting in lower confidence of predictions made for parentage in comparison to SNP loci due to decreased power in the marker set, as predicted for a likelihood approach to parentage assignment [ 34].
