Sentence examples for from all traits from inspiring English sources

We summed all antagonistic and total QTLs detected for each trait across abiotic and biotic trait groupings, using data from all traits for which more than 1 QTL was detected, and tested these fractions for deviations from neutrality.

The response variable in these comprised all age-specific predictions from all traits, with explanatory variables coding either the age or the group of that trait in each model.

Outliers were removed from all traits using SAS version 9.3 (SAS Institute 2012) following examination of the Studentized deleted residuals obtained from mixed linear models fitted for each trait with the line and field explanatory variables set as random effects (Kutner 2005).

Including information from all traits in a multiple-trait analysis has been reported to increase the power to detect QTLs in linkage experiments (Korol et al., 2001, Gilbert and Leroy, 2007) and association analysis (Ferreira and Purcell, 2009, Bolormaa et al., 2010).

When the combined reference population was used, GEBV accuracies for the Jersey validation set were higher from BayesA and BAYES_SSVS than from GBLUP for all traits except protein kg.

In the growth chamber experiment (Experiment 1), narrow-sense heritability (h 2 ) was significantly different from zero for all traits except for b, the standardized maximum growth rate (obtained from decomposition of each seedling height growth using a Gompertz model), and survival (SUR).

The intercept of the linear regression model was not significantly different from zero for all traits.

All cross type specific selection differentials (s) were significantly different from zero for all traits indicating each cross type experienced selection on all traits (Table 3).

Genetic correlations between ages differed from 1 for all traits (0.14 to 0.90), indicating that semen characteristics corresponded to different traits in young and adult rams.

In our study, restricting the dataset to early-lactation first-parity cows led to decreased heritabilities for all traits: from 0.093 to 0.030 for SCS, from 0.283 to 0.157 for CAS, from 0.210 to 0.167 for RCT and from 0.238 to 0.187 for a30.

Jabotinsky's machismo offered Koestler, as Scammell insightfully puts it, "freedom from all those traits considered the hallmarks of a Jew".