Sentence examples for increase in trait from inspiring English sources

From the simulated trait trajectories, and because the best model was based on BM, the increase in trait range can be symmetric (positive or negative axis).

Likewise the estimated regression coefficient in the association analysis (βMIXStrat) represents the estimated increase in trait value per additional copy of the minor allele.

For example SNP rs2338104, which has a minor allele frequency (MAF) of 47% in the cohort of white subjects has >80% power to detect an increase in trait of 0.2 SD-score per allele, but only 5% power to detect an increase in trait of 0.01 SD-score per allele.

SNP rs1800961, which has a MAF of 3% in the cohort of white subjects has <25% power to detect an increase in trait of 0.2 SD-score per allele and <5% to detect an increase in trait of 0.01 SD-score per allele.

The estimates for the parent-of-origin effects (λ1) in the QPL represent the log odds that a heterozygous child inherits a maternal copy of the variant allele instead of a paternal copy, per unit increase in trait value.

The estimated trait range through time showed an initial period of narrow divergence, followed by a marked increase in trait ranges associated with the accelerated evolution of flower size within the clade Nematanthus-A (Fig.  2a).

In general, increased fitness in vitro (in the absence of drug) correlated with an increase in traits associated with virulence (adhesion, filamentation, and virulence in nematode).

Likewise, it was only in the intervention group that increases in trait EI were associated with decreases in peer-reported engagement in bullying behaviour.

Reductions in bullying and victimisation, and improvements in adjustment, will be associated with increases in trait EI and EL scores, particularly in the intervention group.

Hypothesis 4 Reductions in bullying and victimisation and improvements in adjustment will be associated with increases in trait EI and EL scores, particularly in the intervention group.

By contrast, the finding of significant associations in the intervention group only between decreases in adjustment problems and increases in trait EI or EL cannot be explained by the content or nature of the measures.