Sentence examples for function of dominance from inspiring English sources

As inbreeding depression is expected to be a function of dominance effects and interactions involving dominance effects [ 7], this method should mean that residuals derived from the first stage are free of additive genetic effects captured by the estimated breeding value of the individual.

With dominance, the gene substitution effect is no longer equal to the additive effect, but includes a function of the dominance effect and the frequency of the gene in the population [ 30].

The first set of detector models (Fig. 3a) did not differentiate between conditions as a function of verb/noun dominance, giving equal weight to all four categories (verb unique, verb dominant, noun dominant, noun unique) within a type of grammatical sequence.

Trump voters are also much more likely to be represented by whites and men — a function of the dominance of white men in the Republican caucus.

In the cation Gibbs (1970) plot the water compositions are displayed as a function of the dominance of end-member components Na+ at one end and Ca2+ at the other.

The higher proportion of female to male survivors in this study echoes findings elsewhere [ 30, 34] and is a function of the dominance of breast cancer among women.

Consequently, variability in mating and thus reproductive success should be a function of male dominance rank and the number of females that are simultaneously in estrus.

Figure 1 shows the power of the tests to detect G-E interaction with 1,000 case participants as a function of the dominance deviance when observing genotypes at a disease susceptibility locus.

Figure 2 shows the power of the tests to detect G-E interaction with 1,000 case participants as a function of the dominance deviance when observing genotypes at a noncausal locus in linkage disequilibrium with the disease susceptibility locus described in Figure 1.

The book borrowed formalism's concepts of an aesthetic function and dominance of different elements of language.

Figure 3 presents the population-level vaccine effectiveness VE (see eq. 6.1) as a function of the allele dominance and of the biological target of the vaccine.