Sentence examples for genetic series from inspiring English sources

A tubal origin would be preponderant in case of genetic mutation, unlike in sporadic cases, where the origin would more probably be ovarian (there are no STICs in up to 40% of the genetic series and in 50 to 70% of the sporadic series).

Therefore, we also used a generalized linear model with binomial error to fit an analogous model [ 75]: (3) As described above for the linear regressions, we performed the joint scaling test of the typical quantitative genetic series starting with the additive effect only and added dominance and epistasis terms up to the full second order polynomial in Eq. 3.

"A Treatment's Tantalizing Promise" ("Genetic Gamble" series, front page, July 9) shows the potential of developing a tailored approach to treating patients with cancer.

For his earlier "Genetic Portraits" series, Collette constructed hybrid face mashups of various familial relations.

Metabolic and genetic time series have arisen as important sources of information about biological processes.

The recently introduced and now widely adopted 'genetic monitoring' approach (Schwartz et al. 2007) promises to increase accumulation, taxonomic breadth, and depth of genetic time series as applied to evolutionary investigations of wild or managed species.

Reporting experimental conditions and results in similar terms (e.g. quantifying stress in terms of decay rate of the initial population) would make it easier to identify general patterns across systems, while recording both demographic and genetic time series is important for comparing data and models.

When genetic time-series data are available, the use of such data to detect and estimate natural selection is an attractive concept.

Coupled demographic and genetic time-series data offer the potential to elucidate the relationship of spawning stock size and genetic diversity within a particular species, providing the critical link of specific management actions to trends in key metrics identified as important to secure long-term sustainability of the species.

Recent programs included "Genetic Screenings," a series of movies based on the human genome, from the 1933 film "Island of Lost Souls" starring Charles Laughton to the 1977 Julie Christie film "Demon Seed".

Over the past couple weeks, a multitude of websites have covered the Croatian artist's genetic mash-up series /Metamorfoza/ in which he composited the faces of siblings, family members, and best friends into digital Frankenstein portraits.