Sentence examples for linkage density from inspiring English sources

The modularity measure defines sub-networks or communities of nodes with higher level of linkage density or, in other words, highlights groups of nodes with shared attributes.

The ratio of the two components was systematically varied to investigate the effect of increasing triptycene density and steric hindrance while decreasing CF3 and ether linkage density.

At the level of network metrics, we firstly aim to identify those sub-networks (communities or clusters or fractions) of nodes showing higher levels of linkage density with the frailty levels identified by GPs.

Linkage density in food webs describes the average number of interactions made by species within the networks.

Considering just linkage density (the average number of interactions per species), their web generated a higher value than any of the other webs assessed.

2. Comparison of Q_R not only with Q and connectance but also with other network metrics, such as linkage density or dependence asymmetry  (and particularly those with a more or less clear ecological interpretation, such as H2').

Comparisons of original and updated QTL and GWAS results confound the effects of linkage map density, GWAS marker density, population sample size, and phenotype estimates.

Wu and Chow [19] evaluates similarity by single linkage and density distribution at the separation boundaries using a cluster validity index in [36], producing good partitionings for datasets with well-separated clusters.

In addition, high density linkage maps can be used to position scaffolds along linkage groups contributing to the assembly of a reference genome sequence [ 24, 96].

Two high density linkage maps spanned 1987 cM (1659 bins) and 1856 cM (1746 bins), respectively.

High density linkage map is expected to result in finding QTLs flanked by closely linked markers that can be readily used in breeding programmes for marker assisted selection.