Unlike the Dalmatian, where the heritability of deafness has been estimated to be as high as 0.75 for a trichotomous trait [ 3], the highest heritability estimate in the JRT in this study of 0.31 for a trichotomous trait is not indicative by itself of a single major locus exerting a large effect.
The resulting clusters from the whole brain analyses in this study are considered robust as indicative by the large number of significant vertices.
One individual (TS148) harbours only 16S rRNA sequences with <98% identity, indicative of colonization by an unknown species from the Akkermansia genus, whereas four individuals (TS1, TS6, TS51 and TS150) harbour both A. muciniphila and other Akkermansia spp. 16S rRNA sequences, suggesting simultaneous colonization of these hosts by different species from this genus.
However, the EGD-e gene-based NJ tree showed a distorted topology, indicative of a bias caused by a restricted set of loci used for phylogenetic reconstruction [ 62].
Although director pay cannot be altered by vote, the result is considered to be indicative of a protest by investors angered by the performance of the company and a lack of faith in management.
The structure of Lafley's compensation at P&G, by contrast, was indicative of a company with a culture of maximizing customer satisfaction.
The EPR line shapes are dominated by narrow lines indicative of an unstructured protein segment, and power saturation indicates that the segment adjacent to the transmembrane helical domain is buried within the bilayer.
Equally indicative is a statement by Strabo who, during a long stay in the city (c.
However, the increase in PPO activity in roots was delayed by 1-2 days; indicative of a systemic transfer of a signal, likely salicylic acid [ 20, 21].
Analysis of syntenic regions of the mouse genome shows that few noncoding exons are shared between human and mouse, yet human splicing profiles are recapitulated on Hsa21 in mouse cells, indicative of regulation by a deeply conserved splicing code.
