Sentence examples for linking traits from inspiring English sources

Our results demonstrate the utility of metabolomics for linking traits with quantitative molecular data.

This conceptual review has highlighted the following new research agenda for linking traits of clonal plants to ecosystem functions.

The use of haploids coupled with GBS provides a robust pathway to rapidly develop genomic resources in nonmodel organisms; these QTL represent preliminary progress toward linking traits of conservation interest to regions in the Chinook salmon genome.

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Morphological evidence for a Multiregional (MR) model of human origins is suggested by a series of "linking traits" seen in the crania of late Javanese Homo erectus from Ngandong and anatomically modern Australian crania.

The authors propose conceptual models linking trait emotional intelligence (TEI) with achievement both directly and indirectly via perceived social support (PSS), engagement coping (EC), and adjustment, in the context of the university transition.

We achieve this insight by extending a univariate approach, linking trait variation to individual contributions to population growth [13] into a multivariate framework.

Her thesis is on linking trait and gene expression responses to anthropogenic and natural stressors in the waterflea Daphnia magna.

SNP based association analysis was done to link traits for salt tolerance e.g., SPAD for chlorophyll, Na+ and K+ concentration in the shoot and root of rice.

Selection for optimal character combinations, generating genetic correlation between suites of linked traits, is also known as correlational selection (Sinervo and Svensson 2002).

In 1911, after observing that linked traits could on occasion be inherited separately, Thomas Hunt Morgan suggested that "crossovers" can occur between linked genes, where one of the linked genes physically crosses over to a different chromosome.