Sentence examples for due to viability from inspiring English sources

DHW due to viability selection is maximized at intermediate allele frequencies, and minimized when one allele is rare.

The present results suggest the SAC is dispensable for achieving metaphase arrest in female meiosis, although we have not examined a complete null background due to viability issues.

Their simulations include demographic fluctuations due to viability selection and the effects of this stochasticity on genetic variation and adaptive potential.

We feel that this would not be practically possible in a liver slice system given that progression from steatosis to fibrosis requires a long time, at least in vivo [ 51], and translating this in an ex vivo set-up such as liver slice may be limited due to viability issues.

However, no major effect of double reduction was observed on loci with distorted segregation patterns, suggesting other causes, such as structural chromosome differences or selection for or against particular alleles or allelic combinations due to viability effects (Gebhardt et al. 1991).

Even their recycling are not followed widely due to economic viability.

It is also proposed that the number of four-bedroom social rented homes is reduced from 21 to 17 due to a "viability gap".

Due to the viability of a cross-validation, we additionally excluded 166 protein kinases, which had less than 15 compounds mapped to them.

Freeze-drying is disadvantageous owing to the high expenses incurred, and fluidized bed drying and spray drying are not suitable due to low viability in the starter cultures induced by the high temperature during drying.

CDOT and CSP will keep US 160 closed due to poor viability, heavy smoke and the fire's proximity to the highway.

The optimal agitation rate for the culture of Ecad-/ ES cells was considered to be 140 rpm due to high viability of the culture over 72 h.