Sentence examples for historical locus from inspiring English sources

We begin in Section 1 by discussing George Berkeley's Towards a New Theory of Vision (1709), the historical locus classicus of action-based theories of perception, and one of the most influential texts on vision ever written.

In recent years, the rhodesiense disease has been expanding its range from the historical loci in the southeast into new foci in central Uganda north of Lake Kyoga [ 35].

We found no evidence of problems with any of the loci amplified in the historical samples, while two loci in the published modern Cross River data set potentially contained null alleles.

The spot on which you stand can be the locus of historical contests yet still seem comfortably nestled in a pastoral, courtly or regal setting.

Mutations were allowed in all historical generations for all loci with a mutation rate of 1.25×10−3 per locus, per generation, and per animal.

The alternative ancestral gene order is composed of many distinct haplotypes as expected given historical recombination among marker loci.

Within a closed breeding population, the extent of LD is affected by the distance between the loci and historical effective population size [ 9].

These findings have been interpreted as the result of a historical restriction of S-locus diversity that occurred approximately 15 MYA [ 7] in a common ancestor of Physalis and Witheringia that is not shared with Solanum or other sampled genera of Solanceae [ 3, 7, 13].

We also find, similar to the extent of interspecific genetic differentiation at neutral loci, a negative correlation between the number of identified FST-outlier loci identified and significant adaptive trait/candidate loci associations, and historical levels of anthropogenic nutrient enrichment within each lake.

Similar results, based on Anvi-DAB1, indicate that this locus is reflecting historical population separations and the contemporary effects of gene flow.

Results based on NCA of the pP89 locus suggest that historical restricted gene flow is a plausible explanation for the geographical association of clades.