Sentence examples for lead to reduced representation from inspiring English sources

Inaccuracies in measuring the amount of DNA in a sample will compromise normalization in pools: any variation in the amount of DNA contributed by each plant in the pool will lead to reduced representation of one or more plants.

Consequently, subgenomes C and D were expected to have the largest sequence divergence to F. vesca based on SSR data, and were thus expected to have a lower proportion of their re-sequenced fragments aligned to the reference genome sequence, which would lead to reduced representation of corresponding SNP markers.

In addition, the poorly integrated entorhinal representations lead to reduced retrieval in paradigms that strongly depend on links between the different aspects of an episode, for instance source monitoring and free recall.

Potential bias resulting from the "healthy cohort" effect, if it is present, generally leads to more conservative results due to reduced representation of population groups who have more extreme health behaviours, such as those who are mentally or physically ill or marginalised for some other reason.

As in Experiment 1, we predicted that increased VSTM load through higher set size would increase demands on visual representation capacity and, thus, lead to reduced distractor processing.

Efforts to reduce airborne PM may lead to reduced H2 O2 and mucin production in sinonasal epithelium.

The mutations lead to reduced methyltransferase activity, leading to global hypomethylation and site-specific hypermethylation.

Lowering cholesterol and body fat not only lead to reduced risk of cardiovascular disease but also lead to reduced inflammation and reduced cancer risk.

"They can lead to reduced competition and ultimately disadvantage consumers.

Mr. McCain has expressed concern the bill might lead to reduced enlistments.

It could also lead to reduced security at bases, those officials said.