Sentence examples for favourable major from inspiring English sources
Using GasGBLUP, the frequency of the favourable major QTL allele was stable for S0 to S2.
The average end-frequency of the favourable major QTL allele (at S5) was 43% and 93%, for GBLUP and GasGBLUP schemes, respectively.
The initial frequency of the favourable major QTL allele was 0% in the PRL (recipient) line and, on average, 23% in the F1 BACKCROSS population.
For the GBLUP selection scheme, the frequency of the favourable major QTL allele followed the same pattern as in the scenario above, although the initial drop (from S0 to S2) in the average frequency of the favourable major QTL allele was smaller (from 23 in S0 to 13% in S2), as expected through reduced backcrossing.
Consequently, average frequency of the favourable major QTL allele also dropped from 23% at generation S0 to 4% in generation S5, and ended up as lost in 27 out of 50 replicates.
Therefore, the results of this study indicate that the main advantage of GasGBLUP compared with GBLUP selection is that it acts as a precaution against the loss of the favourable major QTL allele during the early backcrossing phase.
In contrast to gastric decompression, early feeding has a favourable effect on major outcomes [ 42- 45].
Demonstrating that CAD may be a reliable surrogate to DOUBLE might have a major favourable impact on population-based screening organisation.
Over half of the recent reduction in mortality was associated with favourable changes in major cardiovascular risk factors, while about a third was attributable to modern treatments.
We recently reported favourable outcomes in major trauma patients referred to our level 1 trauma centre and treated following TEM-guided haemostatic therapy with fibrinogen concentrate and PCC [ 12].
There it was found that Δ S made a major favourable contribution to binding, for binding to both kringles 1 and 4, with the largest contribution arising from the ligand with the longest hydrophobic moiety (7-aminoheptanoic acid) [ 26, 27].
