Sentence examples for explicitly linkage from inspiring English sources

We compared three methods that correct for relatedness either implicitly or explicitly: linkage and linkage disequilibrium haplotype-based analysis (LDLA), efficient mixed-model association (EMMA) analysis, and Bayesian whole-genome regression (BayesC).

One of these challenges is the desire to explicitly state linkage information.

The prior distribution in PHASE approximates a coancestry model of the haplotypes and explicitly models linkage between markers [ 1, 8].

In addition, attempts to explicitly use linkage information to boost the power of GWAS (54) have not been successful.

To illustrate the added value of explicitly modeling linkage disequilibrium (LD) in EXPLoRA, we ran our tool on simulated datasets and compared its performance to that obtained with the method of Magwene et al. [ 7] and MULTIPOOL [ 16].

Although we do not explicitly consider linkage disequilibrium, the l0 sparsity constraint of SConES should enforce that when several correlated SNPs are associated with a phenotype, a single one of them is picked.

The internal validity was enhanced by displaying quotations to supplement the analysis where quotations explicitly document linkages or explanations.

This special issue provides an overview of innovative research approaches that are specifically designed to promote a deeper ecological understanding of the effects of human-induced global change by explicitly addressing linkages between broad considerations of life on earth to biologically relevant responses from other organizational levels and spatial scales.

Only women who explicitly refused future linkage with disease registries (n = 1017; 4.0% of all women) were excluded from linkage.

Stephens and Sheet [ 8] extended the prior in [ 1] with a recombination model which explicitly accounts for linkage of loci on the genome.

As in the original version of STRUCTURE, the model underlying fastSTRUCTURE does not explicitly account for linkage disequilibrium (LD) between genetic markers.