Sentence examples for in which linkages from inspiring English sources

There are different ways in which linkages between environment and health can be conceptualized and implemented.

While it would have been useful to assess studies based on quality and weight the evidence across the range of studies, in order to obtain more rigorous evidence about which strategies are the most critical, this was made difficult by the incomplete and inconsistent manner in which linkages were described.

BIN1 resides across multiple linkage disequilibrium blocks in which linkage disequilibrium (LD) within the block is generally higher than the one between the blocks (Figure 2B).

Distance ranges for linked and unlinked pairs overlapped due to pairs in which linkage was found in only one gene, i.e., ranges for the linked pairs included distances for the gene which was not found to be linked in four cases (PP135, SC2, PP133, and PP92).

The methods described may therefore be applicable to other settings in which linkage is undertaken using limited identifiers.

Synthetic varieties in which linkage disequilibrium declines rapidly with distance are suitable for association studies using the "candidate gene" approach.

This situation is reminiscent of the linkage group in classical genetics, in which linkage group is a unit of gene assembly in genetic crosses.

Such a proposition would need to be tested either in empirical work or by means of simulations using actual genotype data in which linkage disequilibrium is present.

It is possible that in this study, HLA-DRB1*03 may be a marker for a different allele in which linkage disequilibrium is shared.

Other ways in which linkage disequilibrium can arise involve physical linkage, where the marker is found at a chromosomal locus that is near the genetic difference actually causing the disease.

However, G1287A is located within 5 kb from SNPs such as rs3285157, rs998424, and rs11568324, which are known to be associated with ADHD and in which linkage disequilibrium is very high (D0 = 0.96 1.0) [ 32].