Sentence examples for estimates of traits from inspiring English sources

For several species there were multiple independent estimates of traits.

Hence, we anticipate that estimates of traits in GiA Roots should coincide with prior estimates.

Larger groups typically yield less variable estimates of traits than smaller groups, therefore violating the assumption of equality in variances.

In contradiction, no direct effect of broodstock source was revealed, and we found that h estimates of traits generated for wild fish were slightly lower (nonsignificant) from captive-produced fish.

Although lateral roots are less resolved for DAT compared to AT, the root networks exhibit less noisy edges (5), which improves estimates of traits that rely on skeleton extraction.

All larvae were photographed twice; usually once with the left side facing the camera, and once with the right side facing the camera to allow repeated estimates of traits to be made.

Multivariate analysis for each trial provided estimates of trait narrow-sense heritabilities (h2) and genetic correlations between traits.

The estimates of trait heritability when using the genomic relationship matrix was comparable but slightly higher than the equivalent model using the pedigree relationships (~ 0.6 vs ~ 0.5).

The heritability estimates of trait resilience found in this study exceeds that from an earlier study by Boardman et al. (2008).

In general, estimates of trait-DGV genetic correlations were higher in Limousin than in Simmental animals (the averages across traits were 0.55 and 0.50 for Limousin and Simmental, respectively).

Because treatment and broodstock source were correlated for any rG estimate (Spearman's rank test, r = 0.736, P < 0.001), we compared rG estimates of trait class combination while considering treatment and broodstock source simultaneously.