Sentence examples for limited linkage from inspiring English sources

This is most likely a reflection of limited linkage disequilibrium between extreme kringle(IV) repeat numbers and common SNPs on the African ancestral background and is in keeping with recently observed genetic architecture for the Lp(a) locus in Chinese and South-Asian populations [23].

At the moment, Glyco-Net holds limited linkage to carbohydrate structure databases.

We combined our data with the published Harold et al. study and meta-analysis with all available 6521 cases and 10360 controls at the BIN1 locus revealed two significant variants (rs12989701, p = 1.32E-10 and rs744373, p = 3.16E-10) in limited linkage disequilibrium (r2 = 0.05) with each other.

2, 3 Typical shortcomings of such data include limited linkage possibilities, incomplete temporal or geographic coverage, restriction to selected patient groups, and lack of systematic follow-up.

Among the remaining loci, limited linkage disequilibrium was detected between six loci, but was found to have no significant effect on statistical analyses or results.

This latter region in fact is characterized by a much more limited linkage drag in both NIL pairs introgressing QTL 3.05.

This collaborative model also had the effect of enhancing the currently limited linkages between these primary care practices and the secondary nephrology service in the region.

Marker-assisted selection (MAS) has been used in plant breeding but has lagged behind in certain crops such as potato (Solanum tuberosum ssp. tuberosum) because of complex genome structure, limiting linkage analysis to economically important traits.

Limiting linkages to deterministic matches also resulted in biased HRs, with unmarried mothers (3.1 vs 3.8), and low maternal education (2.3 vs 3.1) all reporting underestimated HRs, and maternal smoking (3.6 vs 2.9) overestimating the HR.

These gaps can limit linkages to other key services for new mothers, including family planning (FP) and HIV care services for women living with HIV [ 4].

Similarly, moving to the right, we first find sectors with less widely dispersed forward linkage effects, and then sectors with no (or limited) forward linkage effects.