Sentence examples for greater marker from inspiring English sources

It is generally considered that the efficiency of QTL mapping largely depends on marker density and QTL mapping resolution can be improved with greater marker density to detect the locations of recombination events more precisely (Pan et al. 2012; Chen et al. 2014b).

Hence, a positive difference implies greater marker expression after surgery.

This method is, however, computationally demanding and needs greater marker densities.

However, recent advances in detection of polymorphism utilize sequence-based approaches that have a far greater marker density.

The criterion for XP-EHH value estimation was relaxed so that estimates for regions with greater marker distances could be obtained (kindly provided by Dr. Joseph Pickrell).

However, these results need to be examined further, particularly with regards to LG G, which had a much greater marker density than the other LGs.

The researchers found that people who lived closer to a major highway had greater markers of pollution in their lungs and blood, which increased their risk for a form of brain damage known as "silent strokes," or symptomless strokes.

Food is the great marker of the day at Hickory Knoll — the singular goal toward which most labor and creativity tend.

The emergence of a Chilean or Chinese Tarantino would be the clincher, one to delight the originator, and be proof of the strange, haunted paradox of our times that influence – what we owe others – now passes for a great marker of unique personal style.

"Australia are a strong side and much-fancied, and in their own conditions, and it's another great marker of where we're at as a team to come up against top-quality opposition".

"But pretty soon after working with the idea, I realised, that, actually they're a great marker of sanity.