Sentence examples for effects of crosses from inspiring English sources

A further example of effects of crosses on the patterns and positions of QTL was observed for SSC6 in the region of the loci LIPE, TGFB1, A1BG, EAH and NPPB (USDA MARC map 75 to 80 cM, Table 4).

Using four pollen donors for each cross for a given day ensured that the fitness effects of crosses on a given maternal plant were averaged over many different paternal plants, ensuring that the effects of between-population crosses were not specific to a particular population pair.

The effects of cross-model plasticity vary from person to person.

The Effects of Cross and Self-Fertilisation in the Animal Kingdom (1876), for example, was about hermaphrodite plants and was, Jones argues, "a first step in the scientific study of sex".

The Effects of Cross and Self-Fertilisation in the Vegetable Kingdom, which appeared in 1876, when Darwin was 67, chronicles his experiments in the Down House greenhouse, forcing a wide variety of hermaphrodite plants to mate with themselves.

Burbank's theoretical validation came from Charles Darwin and his 1876 survey, "The Effects of Cross and Self Fertilisation in the Vegetable Kingdom," which Burbank seems to have mistaken for a how-to manual.

Effects of cross-section flattening, local transverse effects, support rotation and the effects of cross-section compactness on the overall behaviour of the blast barriers are discussed.

We also discuss the effects of cross protection and removing infected trees in spreading the disease.

The effects of cross-linking conditions on the performance of the PDSM were investigated.

Uncross-linked tubes were also tested to determine the effects of cross-linking.

The effects of cross section and longitudinal reinforcement ratio on tension stiffening were investigated.