Sentence examples for example of linkage from inspiring English sources

A clear example of linkage involves the wild silver foxes (bred by Soviet biologist Dmitri Belyaev for tameness) which ended up looking much like domesticated dogs with curled tails and floppy ears (Trut 1999).

An important example of linkage data being utilized to guide candidate gene association analysis is CNTNAP2, found associated in two studies (Alarcón et al, 2008; Arking et al, 2008), with further evidence from a subsequent genome-wide association study (GWAS; Anney et al, 2010).

Several examples of linkage drag in tomato and other crops have been quantified using molecular markers [ 17- 21].

Such studies seem to work well, the first examples of linkage studies show significant findings in samples of relatively limited size (e.g. [ 42, 150]) and so do (candidate gene based) association findings (e.g. references to Durston et al. [ 45]).

For example, evidence of linkage reported between KRTAP6-8 and wool fiber diameter (quantitative trait) in sheep [ 94] may be related with similar characteristics in alpaca (fiber), which has one of the largest number of KRTAP6 genes (n = 9) in mammals.

For example, segments of linkage group B01 presented synteny with three pairs of soybean chromosomes (hereafter named Gm), namely the top segment of B01 with Gm18 in first hits and Gm11 in second hits, the middle segment with Gm19 and Gm3 and the bottom segment with Gm17 and Gm14.

Mexico and Thailand provide the clearest examples of linkages between embedded evidence-generating organizations and decision-makers to inform health sector governance.

These projects cover a wide range of functionality, are heavily used by the scientific community and as they are open, there are a number of examples of linkages between these projects.

In this example of a linkage attack in the movement data domain, the sub-trajectory known by the attacker serves as QI, while the entire trajectory is the PI that is disclosed after the re-identification of the respondent.

A Japanese cultivar, Kogyoku, shows an example of conserved linkage block covering hwc2-2 and Xa1 surviving the selection in rice breeding history in Japan, where Hwc2-1 carrier temperate Japonica cultivars have been prevalent (Sato and Hayashi 1983).

The ecology of global carbon budgets gives one example of the linkage between biodiversity and biogeochemistry.