Sentence examples for genetic characters from inspiring English sources

The genetic characters among O. viverrini, C. sinensis, and H. taichui were distinguished by PCR RFLP method.

Ironically enough, Capecchi's research work - modifying genetic characters - contributes to transforming them in perspective from a natural to a cultural phenomenon.

Such environmental cues may cause zooids to express different genetic characters, such as armoured or spined outer coverings, than they otherwise would.

Research using the currant, or magpie, moth (Abraxas grossulariata) led to the discovery of sex-linked characters (i.e., genetic characters determined by genes on the sex chromosomes).

The phylogeny of istiophorid billfishes was recently revised based on analyses of nuclear and mitochondrial DNA loci, and a variety of molecular genetic characters has been used to investigate population structuring within several species of billfish.

The reasons for various colour attributed when reacted with sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide might be due to inherent chemical difference, stability of genetic characters and secondary metabolites present in the seeds (Masuthi et al. 2015; Vanderburg and Vanzwol 1991; Chakrabarthy and Agrawal 1990).

If anything, they reveal more about his circumstances — usually rather desperate — than his genetic character type.

"Naturally," the young Young relates, "they weren't prepared to listen to my arguments about the genetic character traits of women and just ranted and raved about 'fascism'fascism

Results from non-parametric multidimensional scaling and regression analyses indicate that variables relating to both the environmental and social ecology of humans and birds in Vietnam interact to affect the genetic character of viruses.

Pedro talked about Garnacha's ability to express sense of place and that it is a "humble and generous" grape variety that is a "chameleon" and will "subdue its own genetic character" to express its origin.

We tested this collaborative model by revising the ant genera Anochetus and Odontomachus of Madagascar using a combination of morphological and genetic character sets based on inventories in Madagascar.