Sentence examples for for a segregation from inspiring English sources
However, a half-sib family structure is not a requirement for a segregation analysis, and even for family sizes of one or two half-sibs with the sire being also assayed, power was increased to a higher value than when analyzing an individual alone.
The limited number of double-labelled and almost non-existent triple-labelled cells observed suggested that different subpopulations of NB neurons projected to different parts of the auditory cortex, although we found no evidence for a segregation of labelled cells within the NB based on their cortical target.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02137.012 10.7554/eLiFigure37.013 Figure 5 figure supplement 1. Stochastic fluctuations of CENP-A segregation allows for copy number measurements.
The parts were characterized for eutectic segregation, a segregation band, cracks and shrinkage hole on the part surface.
The opposite subpopulation, C-Co1, showed a segregation for resistance to race 65 according to the ratio expected for one dominant gene (i.e. 1 1 R S).
The mapping population was genotyped with all polymorphic markers and marker segregation data were analyzed by the goodness of fit test for a 1 2 1 segregation ratio.
SFPs segregating 3 1 could potentially be further tested for a 1 2 1 segregation ratio if evidences existed for differential hybridization and detection of the two alleles.
A comparison of the two experimental data sets showed evidence for a functional segregation of encoding and retrieving color pictures.
Evidence has been provided for a neuroanatomical segregation between core syntactic processes and WM, but the dynamic relation between these systems still has to be explored.
However, no evidence for a functional segregation between RS and RE voxels in the amygdala was observed in any of the analyses conducted (stability, connectivity, and latency).
The neurons in these different layers have distinct neurophysiological and anatomical properties, and hence provide the basis for a functional segregation based on chromatic and spatio-temporal properties.
