Sentence examples for index loci from inspiring English sources

By contrast, analysis of another parameter, the Logit Competition Index (LOCI) [ 45], suggests that hospital markets in Ireland are les concentrated than the Netherlands.

Our results suggest that genetic diversity in some of these regions could have been shaped by purifying selection and driven by adaptive changes in the other, thus explaining the relatively large variance in the corresponding genetic diversity indices loci.

Each block set was represented by a binary fixed-length chromosome where an index or locus symbolized a facial block region; its value or allele depicted whether or not the block was used in the classification and the length of the chromosome matched the number of blocks for a video.

Using GACK transformed CGH data (Table S2), we devised an index called Locus Plasticity Index (LPI).

Mean hybrid indices across loci were 0.72 (s.d. 0.01) and 0.71 (s.d. 0.01) for HV and MR, respectively.

Diversity did not differ among European populations (Kolmogorov-Smirnov test, P > 0.245 for all diversity indices and loci).

SNP-to-SNP comparisons suggest that more than half of the 36 body mass index-associated loci are shared across European and East Asian ancestry populations, whereas locus-wide analyses suggest that the transferability might be even more extensive.

In addition, parents' scores on indices of locus of control, family adjustment and self-esteem would be significantly correlated with their children's scores on indices of psychopathology and family adjustment.

The discriminatory index for 5 loci (MIRU 26, MIRU 31, MIRU 39, MIRU 40, and ETR-A) exceeded 0.3; these loci were regarded as moderately discriminating according to definitions proposed in a recent study (23 ).

(b) The genetic index across six loci that distinguish Vermivora warblers.

The possibility of general effects was assessed by calculating the inbreeding coefficient (fixation index FIS) across loci in the population, thereby testing for a significant difference from zero (i.e. departure from a random union of gametes) by means of a randomization test in the program SPAGEDi 1.2e [37].