Sentence examples for environment linkage from inspiring English sources

The redundancy of the genome and complexity of functional genetic, regulatory, and signaling networks, however, means that over evolutionary time scales, candidate loci may gain or lose functional significance in the presence of an alternative environment, linkage, or genetic background.

In an STP environment, linkages both within the firm and to various market participants outside the firm must be considered when designing a connectivity infrastructure.

Indeed the conference called for a stronger emphasis on health and environment linkages – a move initiated by the Canadians with strong backing from WHO and UNEP.

Other aspects of note were the call to enhance health education (with the objective of achieving improved health literacy on a global basis by 2010), and an emphasis on capacity building to better assess health and environment linkages.

In random environments, linkage leading to "genetic draft" (Gillespie 2000, 2001) can also lead to peak shifts, and the rate at which this occurs does not depend strongly on group size and may actually increase with the strength of selection.

But C.H. Waddington's sophisticated theories of epigenesis provide a way to reintegrate development with genetics along with a more cohesive description of gene-environment linkages.

There is a growing interest in establishing CF-environment linkages.

We also attempt to understand the impact of group membership on violence, the enabling environment, and linkage with social entitlements.

This heterogeneity could be assigned to error sampling, genotype by environment interaction, linkage or epistasis, as referred to in the literature, but also to the hypothesis of population admixture/stratification.

However, as noted earlier, the calculated QTL effects of may be inflated, but nevertheless, it suggests that given the evidence of strong natural selection combined with large family sizes in salmonids [ 19, 35] it should be feasible to carry out genome-wide screens for identification of the genomic regions affecting survival in natural environment using linkage mapping framework [ 36].

To fulfil this function, the CDL engaged in the: i) Development of a cross-jurisdictional operational model ii) Specification and implementation of a secure IT environment including linkage software; and iii) Development and adoption of strong governance arrangements The operations and infrastructure in the CDL build on the models created in both WADLS and CHeReL.