Sentence examples for marker the frequency from inspiring English sources

For the leuA marker and the contig 47 sex-linked marker, the frequency of recombination was 52.0%.

For the leuA marker and the contig 8 pyrG-linked marker, the frequency of recombination was 47.0%.

The dependence of the relationship between PAF and λs on the frequency of the marker, the frequency of the causative allele, the inheritance mode of the causative allele and the extent of linkage disequilibrium is presented in the supporting information.

In contrast, across the range from 300 bp to 600 bp from the marker, the frequency of incorporating mutations did not change.

For example, in an experiment where the 600 bp multiply mutated fragment was targeted to the genome, across the range of mutations from 20 bp – 300 bp from the marker, the frequency of incorporating mutations decreased almost two-fold in proportion to the distance of the mutation from the marker.

For LG5 and LG1 markers, the frequency of the 'Type 1' individuals carrying the incompatible alleles was examined (Table 3).

For both the chloroplast and nuclear markers, the frequency distribution of each marker was graphed in Microsoft Excel and mapped into ArcGIS 10.1 (ESRI) for each population.

For these markers the frequency in each pool was the actual frequency of the alleles in the pool and was treated in the analyses as a pool frequency estimate.

The decay of LD, similar in concept to radioactive decay, is directly related to the genetic distance between the two markers (the frequency of recombination events expected between the two).

Within the filtered set of bi-allelic RAD markers, the frequency of segregation patterns of all RAD alleles that were observed in the sire and showed a presence/absence segregation pattern in the offspring (indicating sire heterozygosity) was compared.

A key consequence of this staging of CKD is that it is used to guide the management of cardiovascular risk markers, the frequency of follow-up and the need for referral.