Sentence examples for effect of derived from inspiring English sources

Despite the accumulation of deleterious segregating sites in the growing population, we show a stronger increase in the average fitness effect of derived alleles in the growing population.

This indicates that the average effect of derived alleles was slightly larger than ancestral alleles (p-value < 0.05, Mann-Whitney U test).

In principle, human-specific derived alleles should underly some proportion of human-specific or human-concentrated disease risk (Crespi 2010a), with ancestral alleles, losses of function, or pleiotropic effects of derived alleles, associated with higher risk of disease.

Similarly the DMI model makes specific predictions about the direction of epistatic effects (combinations of derived alleles deleterious) which should be easy to address by polarising variants using an outgroup.

Accordingly, the support resistance of the RBBLS is estimated considering the dynamic effect of caving, derived from the field measurements.

The present work investigated the effect of exosomes derived from genetical modified K562 cells (GMK cells), which express IL-15, IL-18 and 4-1BBL (their9) on their surface.

Virus infection also enhanced the cytotoxic effect of PBMCs derived from cancer patients.

We did not find any effect of maternally derived androgen levels on digit ratios.

This is the first report of combination effect of curcumin derived from Curcuma longa with different antibiotics.

In conclusion, our results show an anti-apoptotic effect of sera derived from patients with cervical cancer.

We have used this flexibility to incorporate the prognostic effect of HER2 derived from a large multi-centre study.