Sentence examples for identifying a genetically from inspiring English sources
An indel has been discovered in the intron B/C of the mitochondrial gene nad1 in Scots pine, which allowed identifying a genetically distinct ancestral lineage in the Iberian Peninsula [ 6].
In the presence of genetic heterogeneity, APL-OSA can identify a genetically homozygous subset of families based on a trait-related covariate.
This study integrates genetic, genomic and systems approaches to identify a genetically perturbed gene network that is regulated by the interaction of carbon and light signaling in Arabidopsis.
Scientists have identified a genetically determined pattern of brain development linked to ADHD.
The study is the first to identify a genetically determined pattern of brain development linked to ADHD and indicates a real neurological basis for the disorder, which has been viewed by some as a contrivance of pharmaceutical marketers or the product of bad parenting.
We have thus identified a genetically prescribed process that can attribute value onto conditions predicting a general form of social contact.
We set out to identify a genetically diverse, stable medaka founder population for the establishment of a panel of further isogenic lines.
In this paper we take a more integrative approach as outlined in the National Institute of Mental Health's 2009 Strategic Plan (www.nimh.nih.gov) to identify a genetically sensitive physiological indicator of a mental illness.
It will be important to validate these criteria by determining whether they identify a genetically and pathogenetically distinctive group of individuals who may be expected to have a similar response to therapies.
These isolates were collected as part of a separate study that attempted to identify a genetically and geographically diverse group of S. enterica isolates with reduced susceptibilities to fluoroquinolones.
Empowered by robust gene-amplification techniques and the complete genome of Thottapalayam virus (TPMV) isolated from the Asian house shrew (Suncus murinus) (5, 6 ), we have identified a genetically distinct hantavirus in the northern short-tailed shrew.
