Sentence examples for it is segregating from inspiring English sources
However, the accuracy of the genetic position assigned to each marker is limited by the number of progenies in which it is segregating, the segregation types in each progeny, the presence of markers with distorted segregations and the possible existence of differences in recombination rates among the progenitor cultivars.
The problem is that, with only moderate power to detect the QTL in a given cross, one has low power to detect the QTL in all of the crosses in which it is segregating, which is necessary to identify the correct partition of the taxa.
For mutational purposes, a variant that occurs in either the original or the duplicated block is still considered as polymorphic even if it is segregating only in one of them, and therefore any mutation is only considered as fixed if it is present in all chromosomes on both blocks.
It explores the relationship between Yale students and greater New Haven, a city he called "as studied in segregation as it is segregated".
For a resolved segment generated in Section 3.3, it is segregated into foreground if more than half of its units are marked as target, or else it is segregated into background.
The system fails because it is segregated, because it leaves the struggling children to struggle alone".
Like many Middle Eastern university campuses, it is segregated by sex, with women and families living at one end and single men at the other.
The polystyrene (PS) phase is localized near the particle center in the former case, while it is segregated near the surface in the latter case.
In trypanosomes, the nucleolus is not dispersed at mitosis, which is intranuclear, but it is segregated along the mitotic spindle.
Somewhat paradoxically, ESCRT-III cannot shape the vesicle exterior because it is segregated in the cytoplasm by the limiting membrane of the endosome.
Prior to first cleavage it is segregated to the anterior pole and thus becomes essentially restricted to the somatic S1 blastomere (for nomenclature, see [ 14]).
