Sentence examples for incompatibility effect from inspiring English sources

This may be the result of double recombination moving N. vitripennis DNA back into the introgressed region, possibly due to a gene in the region having a strong hybrid incompatibility effect.

These models thus provide identical inference concerning the presence (or absence) of interactions, however the parameter estimates for the interactions and main genotype effects vary, as the models vary with respect to which genotype categories should be considered as "baseline" and whether the interaction term is modeled as a "compatibility" or "incompatibility" effect.

For these data, this model appears to fit better than the models that include a single imprinting effect, although we have found in other simulations (data not shown) that an imprinting effect can often masquarade as an incompatibility effect, and vice versa, suggesting that it may be difficult to distinguish between these mechanisms in practice.

Spatial incompatibility effects and global and local switch costs were evident in children and adults, differing only in size.

Tests show that the double bound valuation design does not suffer from anchoring or incentive incompatibility effects.

This is one of the first studies, in children or adults, to explore: (a) how memory requirements interact with spatial compatibility and (b) spatial incompatibility effects both with stimulus-specific rules (Simon task) and with higher-level, conceptual rules.

While some clutches can show significant post-fertilization mortality, this does not appear to result from incompatibility effects between maternal and paternal genomes.

This is because there is greater opportunity for cryptic female choice through sperm selection within the reproductive tract, selective abortion or through genetic incompatibility effects [16].

This design improves on the colour-naming emotional Stroop in that the responses require affective classification and the task-relevant and irrelevant information are semantically related, leading to affective incompatibility effects more closely related to the direct conflict present in the traditional cognitive Stroop.

Nevertheless, genetic incompatibility effects on the probability of offspring survival have been shown for some externally fertilizing species [e.g. 8] and we cannot discount the role of biased mortality of developing embryos in other situations such as when levels of inbreeding are higher, or environmental conditions provides stronger selection for offspring with particular genotypes.

Several recent studies investigating IAT have criticized behavioural measurements based on classical bias attributes in incompatibility effects.