Sentence examples for incomplete marker from inspiring English sources

The marker densities and distances vary substantially between the different chromosomes, but given the uniform lengths of the pachytene bivalents, we interpret this as incomplete marker coverage rather than a difference in chromosome size.

At the same time, the relatively small size of the BAC clones also is a shortcoming of maps created from this panel: the short span of each member within the pool limits its scope to traverse gaps (>100 Kbp) caused by incomplete marker coverage, by marker clustering, or through the presence of large repetitive regions of DNA (Figure 1d, e).

To construct the heatmap, it was necessary to exclude 34 tumors with incomplete marker information.

Furthermore, species for which all individuals had Wolbachia pseudogenes and incomplete marker gene sets were considered as uninfected.

George et al. [ 13] have reported an extensive overview on algorithms to calculate IBD matrices even for complex pedigrees and incomplete marker information.

On the other hand, the lack of support for the 16 duplicated regions might be a reflection of either incomplete marker coverage in our mapping panels, or represent segments of the genome that carry traces of more ancient polyploidization events (e.g., 2R).

However, several of these pPmr3 fragments may contain an incomplete selectable marker gene as indicated by the HindIII digests.

After an incomplete pass, the marker was switched to fourth down.

Incomplete LD between marker and QTL as well as additional linked QTL are expected to alter the power of QTL detection in all association mapping methods to a similar extent.

Despite having incomplete preoperative inflammatory marker testing, we have also shown that there still remain a significant number of patients who are likely to have occult infection at revision for aseptic loosening despite normal preoperative ESR and CRP.

In two species, all individuals had pseudogenes and incomplete sets of marker genes – indicative of potential lateral gene transfer to the host genome without the presence of an existing infection.