Sentence examples for genetic rating from inspiring English sources

Means in the same column, for a given factor, indicated by the same letter a, b, or c (for the stocking factor) and s and t (for the genetic rating factor) are not significantly different from each other at p = 0.05 using the Tukey honest significant difference p-value adjustment for multiple comparisons to maintain an experiment-wise error p-value of 0.05.

The effects of genetic rating and final stand density on breast-height ring-level MFA, MOE and wood density were inferred from comparison of the 95% confidence intervals of the parameter estimates of α ij and β ij across the stand-density and seedlot treatments.

These rates were similar to the genetic rates of XX<=>Y segregations (Table 2).

Using chromosome-specific FISH probes for both compounds, we found that these chromosomes also were bioriented at metaphase I arrest in 96% of oocytes, similar to the genetic rate (Table 2).

The expansion of reference clone resources are particularly important not only in identifying other potential alleles and gene duplicates that are so pervasive in the pseudotetraploid salmonids, but also in studying fundamental genetic rates and modes of evolutionary change.

Virus samples from dead rabbits found during recurrent RHD outbreaks have been used to calculate rates of genetic change (rate of nucleotide substitution per year) and show how virus diversity has increased over time (Kovaliski et al. 2014).

This mutation rate represents a phenotypic rate, rather than genetic mutation rate, and can be thought of as arising from multiple genetic sources.

In the present study, we show that chromosome malorientation rates at metaphase arrest are likewise equal to the genetic nondisjunction rates.

But the study also reveals that while genetic testing rates increased, there was no change in average, overall mastectomy rates in the six months following the article's publication – and showed a slight drop in mastectomy rates among those who had BRCA tests.

The commission wanted thousands of Yanomami blood samples to determine genetic mutation rates in a population completely uncontaminated by radiation.

And BRCA genetic testing rates will probably rise, as will the number of preventive mastectomies.