Sentence examples for environmental term from inspiring English sources

Assume that the phenotype for individual i is composed of a genotype and a residual ("environmental") term.

These GxEs are different in terms of any data parameter including population, or the direction or threshold of the environmental term constituting the GxE interaction.

Our method was thus more efficient in matching the Nagano et al. models with a clear environmental term than the Nagano et al. (2012) method was in the reciprocal comparison.

Among these 390 genes, 156 (40%) had a Nagano et al. (2012) model that included an environmental term for the timepoints we considered (between 8 00 and 16:00).

An E factor is the environmental term in the GxE interaction, in this case the concentration of a particular PUFA in the erythrocyte membrane as a proxy for long-term dietary intake.

When looking at the results of our analysis for these 214 genes, we found that 155 (72%) of them were in a cluster with at least one environmental term and a model error lower than 0.35 (R > 0.7).

In environmental terms there is absolutely no excuse.

And the expense — in economic and environmental terms — of heating and cooling these places is vast.

This is not only impractical, but is nonsense in both economic and environmental terms.

"Do emotional due diligence, think about profit with principles, profit should be measured in social and environmental terms," she said.

"Several years ago, we started thinking about sustainability in environmental terms," said Dick Celeste, the president of Colorado College.