Sentence examples for faster linkage from inspiring English sources

We ordered SNPs on the pearl millet genetic map and observed much faster linkage disequilibrium (LD) decay in Senegalese landraces compared to global accessions.

Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) in natural populations showing fast linkage disequilibrium decay have recently appeared as powerful tools to improve the resolution in localizing QTLs compared to mapping populations (Zhu et al. [2008]).

While the number of active software tools which implement these two types of methods singly is growing fast, linkages between them are missing.

Beyond increased genetic variation, the genetic basis of faster phenotypic evolution in hybrid relative to wild lineages is likely due to linkage disequilibrium.

In comparison to linkage mapping, association mapping studies could achieve a higher mapping resolution due to the fact that in a diversity set linkage disequilibrium (LD) decays faster than in segregating populations used for linkage mapping [ 2].

"Faster, faster, faster".

The UPLC step was performed with protonated solvents, thereby allowing deuterium to be replaced with hydrogen from side chains and the amino/carboxy terminus that exchange much faster than amide linkages [32].

Single or complete linkages are the fastest of the linkage methods.

The authors assumed that cleavage of the benzylic carbon ether linkage is much faster in derivatives of NDBF and NV than that of oNB, possibly bypassing a hemiacetal intermediate.

Linkage disequilibrium decayed faster in the indica subpanel (r below 0.2 at 101 kb) than in the japonica subpanel (r below 0.2 at 425 kb), likely because of the strongest differentiation of the japonica subpanel.

Due to the effects of Ne on the level of linkage disequilibrium, a fast decay of linkage disequilibrium should be generally expected (reviewed in [ 40]), which in turn might preclude hitchhiking and ultimately the observation of genomic islands of divergence.