In particular, given the single-marker test statistics, a multiple-marker method was developed to predict test statistics for markers for which a sire was homozygous (or at any other location on the chromosome).
Until now, though, the system that built those movies mostly used time and location (as well as some image recognition tools) as markers for which photos to include.
Until now, though, the system that built those movies mostly used time and location (as well as some image recognition tools) as markers for which photos to include.
If you have a boss, you're telling him or her that these are the markers for which you can be held accountable.
In 2003, Veterans Affairs Canada employed the Commission to develop an approach to locate grave markers for which the Canadian Minister of Veterans Affairs has responsibility.
There were 126 common markers for which Est-1 and Kend-L shared the same allele, which allows for combining mapping information across the two RIL populations.
Next, expression of markers for which appropriate antibodies were available, Tacstd2, Clu, Ppp1r1b and Sca-1, was studied by immunohistochemistry on normal and hyperplastic prostates (Figure 1F 1M).
For some markers, for which allelic variants were to be discriminated (bbp, clfA, clfB and fnbB as well as some set/ssl genes, isaB, mprF and isdA), a different approach was used because these alleles differed only in single nucleotides.
To apply this procedure, it is necessary to determine a set of markers for which the inflation in type I error for the chosen test statistic (with or without PC adjustment) can be properly measured.
When the marker is present in both grandparents, the linkage phase is determined by the software based on co-segregation in the F2 with markers for which linkage phases are known.
Nevertheless, together the data provide valuable information at least about the presence of markers, for which a link to adult neurogenesis might more reasonably be assumed than for others, in the adult human brain and their change with increasing age.
