Sentence examples for evident linkage from inspiring English sources

There is an evident linkage between Ed_ERE1, Ed_LINE1 and Ed_SINE1 in E. dipar, while in E. invadens transposons from the DDE and mariner families show the maximum number of interactions with other repeats (Fig. 7B).

Our study noted that NPOs referred people to PHC clinics and, in some cases, to DSD welfare services but that there were no evident linkages to other local government departments.

[Interview 040] Conversely, positive outcomes were also evident the linkages that some of the young adults made between their food, alcohol and physical activity behaviours.

The major drawback of care and support activities is the lack of evident referral and linkage system between different organizations.

In another example, although it is well known that environmental factors interact with genetic, behavioral, and social factors to affect health, these relationships require interpretation not readily evident by data linkage.

This is evident in the linkage maps that have been created for Atlantic salmon to date, where ratios of female:male recombination rates have been estimated at between 1.4 1 and 16.9 1 [ 5- 8, 28].

While multiple evidence of linkage of adult height has been identified in several populations in these studies, common loci are not evident.

The evidence of linkage is often weak.

ERAP1 is highly polymorphic with strong linkage disequilibrium evident across the gene.

Interestingly, distorted segregation ratios were evident on almost all linkage groups for both framework SSR loci as well as SNP and CISP markers loci.

The increased power provided by this screen in comparison with its predecessors is evident from the overwhelming evidence for linkage found in the MHC region where a lod score of 11.7 was observed (IMSGC, 2005).