Sentence examples for linkage relations from inspiring English sources

Initially, concept lattice was built from linkage relations between Blogs, then clusters were divided from the lattice based on equivalence relation, finally communities were clustered in each cluster based on the similarity of concepts [63, 64].

Genetic maps order polymorphic markers linearly on chromosomes; the aim is to have these markers densely enough situated that linkage relations can be used to locate chromosomal regions containing genes of interest to researchers.

Evolutionary information in the 5'-NCS was sufficient for several formal computational methods to produce dendrograms in accordance with the existing classification of solanaceous rbcS loci based descriptively on sequence similarities, intron features and linkage relations [ 25, 27, 67].

The athletic hierarchical linkage relation and data structure are described.

Although the conditions for invasion and for fixation if sufficiently frequent are independent of the linkage relation between the two loci, the rate of spread depends strongly on it.

We therefore limit a details discussion to the two-sided linkage relation.

Moreover, when the distance between two SNPs is greater than 40 bp, the linkage relation between SNPs is nearly random).

Two tDNAs are associated by the single-sided linkage relation if there is at least one homology relationship between their pre-selected flanking genes.

The Single-sided linkage relation turns out to be not very informative because many-to-many homology relations for large gene families and the relatively large regions used to define the synteny relation severely limit the sensitivity.

2. Two tDNAs are associated by the two-sided linkage relation if there is at least one pair of homologous genes in both the up-stream and the down-stream region.

Figure 6 was developed by the author to summarize linkages and relations between previous findings.