Sentence examples for mapping populations considered from inspiring English sources

The RIL mapping populations considered in the consensus map were used previously for detecting QTLs of agronomically important traits.

There are at least six publications containing QTL data for leaf related traits in the mapping population considered here alone (and a greater number if one considers all results published in any Populus mapping population), but in no case (our own publication included) would this collocation analysis have been possible using only the published data.

The average sequencing depth at the gene level was used to compensate for variations that exist at the probe level and 408 putative PAVs segregating 1 1 in the mapping population were considered for mapping (Table 1).

Furthermore, once a locus was identified to be putatively single locus, in cases when it was polymorphic between the parents of mapping populations, it was considered for genetic mapping in loblolly pine mapping populations [24] and checked for co-linearity and synteny between the loblolly pine and Scots pine comparative maps.

The updated consensus map for chromosome 3B published by Paux et al. [ 37] and derived from the analysis of 13 mapping populations was also considered.

This holds for both the recombination map specific to the population considered and the combined map based on all polymorphism data.

The conflict region of the entire set of mapping populations should include the considered pair of conflicting markers as well as all markers in between this pair, either shared or unique.

We considered two mapping populations: an advanced intercross line (AIL) F26 and a structured population (STR).

When considering all mapping populations and years, QTLs were shared 64% of time (7 QTL clusters out of 11) between indoor and outdoor environments for bud flush, 46% (6 QTL clusters out of 13) for bud set, and 60% (6 QTL clusters out of 10) for height growth.

The genomic regions or QTLs, which are consistently detected over a range of environments or mapping populations or different parental crosses, are considered "stable or major QTLs" and are preferred targets in crop improvement.

Therefore, breeders have not had to seriously consider the relationship between mapping populations and breeding populations.