Sentence examples for making recessive from inspiring English sources

Inbreeding reduces the proportion of heterozygotes, making recessive alleles more likely to be found in homozygotes where their negative phenotypic effects become apparent.

The frequency of carriers in a population substantially exceeds the incidence of the disease; therefore, the presence of carriers makes recessive diseases the most difficult to control in pure-breed animals [ 11, 12].

Nouvel's intention is not, he states, to create a New York-style skyscraper, but to make a recessive as well as an assertive gesture.

If for any reason resistance cannot be made strongly recessive, even if it is not so dominant that FWRS > 1, the results are not so satisfactory.

SP7 mutations cause recessive OI.

The mutations are homozygous viable and have no morphologically distinct recessive phenotypes making it impossible to place them into complementation groups, but recombination mapping indicates that they cluster around eight distinct regions (Table 2).

Timbers has made Seibert so recessive that her portrayal feels like a faded pencil drawing — we can see her, but we can't quite make her out.

Siblings have a higher risk of sarcoidosis than do parents, suggesting a recessive made of inheritance with incomplete penetrance [ 7].

Thus, using refuges of host plants that magnify costs or make them less recessive, or treating refuges with natural enemies that have similar effects, could delay resistance (Gassmann et al. 2009).

No such observation has been made for the recessive white mutation, which could suggest that the insertion found within intron 4 is quite stable and that the retroviral genome is not expressed or not sufficient to induce an interaction with exogenous retroviruses.

Therefore, because of the ease of isolation of recessive mutants and making frozen stocks, B. okinawaensis has great potential for future biological studies.