Sentence examples for enough linkage from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a broadly distributed marker, easily detectable with high specificity and sensitivity as well as low immunogenicity and a stable enough linkage to the vector to prevent label leakage would be ideal.

This is because there are typically either not enough QTLs in a given study population to be able to generate a statistically non-random distribution for the number of available linkage groups, or there are not enough linkage groups to accommodate the available QTLs in a way that can significantly deviate from random.

The "negative signature mass" process is different from the conventional approach in that it does not directly rule-in disulfide linkages, but rather eliminates linkages from a list of all possible theoretical linkages, with the goal of ruling out enough linkages so that only one disulfide structure can be constructed.

However, if the utilities shuffle their template load profiles' indices frequently enough, the linkage between the matching results gets lost.

Compared to traditional QTL mapping approaches, one obvious advantage of GWAS is that it can use high-density markers along the entire genome and thus capture enough LD (linkage disequilibrium) to identify a majority of potential causal variants.

However, the fractionating process is time consuming, and the resulting oligosaccharide fractions are still complex mixtures, often confounding analysis using NMR and MS. Another approach is to use specific GHs to digest the plant polysaccharide of interest to produce oligosaccharides which retain enough structural linkage information to determine the polysaccharide fine structure.

How Will We Transport It? India simply does not have enough port linkages and dedicated freight corridors (DFCs) from the ports to the power plants.

30 Dense networks are also resilient to the loss of individual actors as there are enough alternate linkages to cover the loss.

The families are therefore theoretically powerful enough to prove linkage under a recessive model and powerful enough to provide a good indication of the presence of linkage under a dominant model.

Genetic maps order polymorphic markers linearly on chromosomes; the aim is to have these markers densely enough situated that linkage relations can be used to locate chromosomal regions containing genes of interest to researchers.

The five-year study period was not long enough for internal linkage.