Sentence examples for from the core at which from inspiring English sources

Otherwise upstream cGenetic distance (cM) from the core at which the signal has been captured.

aDegree to which each added marker at a further distance causes the extended haplotypes to decay for all core haplotypes bPhysical distance (bp) from the core at which the signal has been captured.

However, the isolation of Saliña Tam is in the same time window as EWE I (inferred from the core at Klein Bonaire) which may have accumulated coral material at the outlet of the boka.

It is shown that the key material parameters describing plasticity in pure face-centred cubic metals are the stacking fault energy, the cross-slip activation volume and the distance from a dislocation core at which its strain field vanishes.

This haplotype, present at a frequency of 0.15, had an REHH of 2.7 at −68.3 kb from the core region which is supportive of the suggestion of positive selection for CYP2C19* 2. Since our genotyping data did not extend further than −68.3 kb from the core haplotype it was not possible to examine REHH over longer stretches of the genome in the Gambian study group.

Cores were sectioned at 1-cm intervals from the surfaces to a depth of 20 cm and at 2-cm intervals from there to the core bottoms, which exceeded a depth of 40 cm.

The authors thank the technical support from the University of Michigan Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine ULAMMichelle Lynchynch from the microCT Core at the University of Michigan Dental School, and Chris Strayhorn from the Histology Core at the University of Michigan Dental School.

Tibetan epistemology evolved to a large extent in the framework of a commentarial tradition, which did not prevent it from developing into an indigenous system with its specific terminology and formal features, a system that involves issues that add to the themes inherited from the Indian tradition, at the core of which is the discussion on "reliable cognition" (Skt. pramāṇa, Tib. tshad ma).

This broken-up cooling causes an uneven buoyancy release from the outer core, which distorts the gyre as it reaches the core's surface.

Cut into the core at an angle.

Christ's Passion is central to the poem, the core from which everything else spirals and to which everything returns.