Sentence examples for genetic deviation from inspiring English sources

An obvious genetic deviation from Hardy Weinberg expectation was observed both among and within landraces and a considerable genetic variation was revealed within rather than among landraces.

It is possible that a genetic deviation in a different gene leads to those conditions and that CD40 therefore by proxy is a culprit in autoimmune disease.

This genetic deviation was not due to reduced viability of Rpn13−/− embryos since examining the embryonic development of Rpn13−/− mice at 8.5, 10.5, 11.5 and 13.5 embryonic age did not reveal any clear alterations in Mendelian ratios or pathological abnormalities that could explain the reduced number of Rpn13-deficient mice (not shown).

This genetic deviation in the MHC region is consistent with an immune component to schizophrenia risk.

This genetic deviation was also supported by the clinical data of our study population.

Number of alleles (NA), inbreeding (FIS), overall genetic deviation (FIT), and divergences (FST) were calculated across loci and samples with Fstat v2.9.3.2 [ 121, 122].

The prediction set was genotyped either with SNP arrays, to remove confounding with the quality of genotyping, or with GBS with the same x as the training set to maintain consistency.> (A4) The effect of reducing x per individual to expand the prediction set was quantified by calculating the response to selection (in units of standard genetic deviations) using the breeders' equation, e.g., [ 27].

The annual rate of response to selection (R) is related to generation interval (L), the accuracy of the selection index (r), and the additive genetic standard deviation or standard deviation of breeding values (σ A) for a given selection intensity (i) by the breeders' equation: The theory behind the breeders' equation was developed by Lynch and Walsh (1998).

A difference of about half a genetic standard deviation was observed between the average TMI of BP and BNP at the end of the simulated period.

By assuming that in an efficient breeding program a response of ~1 genetic standard deviation per generation can be achieved, the GCVSDe of 0.09 indicates that the genetic standard deviation (SD) of TNB can be reduced by 9%% in one generation.

It is noteworthy that an effect size of one genetic standard deviation would be considered large by the standards of the genetics of complex traits (Cantor et al. 2010).