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As illustrated in the photograph, plastic reflective markers were fitted onto the major joints in their bodies.

Eight markers were fitted on bony prominences (greater trochanter, medial and lateral femoral condyle, medial and lateral malleolus, heel, and 1st and 5th metatarsal head) to define anatomical planes and joint centers, while the remaining eight markers were placed as two four-marker clusters on the shank and thigh segment, respectively (Fig. 2).

Ten evenly spaced markers on each of the three chromosomes that did not contain a locus with an effect on the trait were selected and all 4525 possible models using these 30 markers were fitted.

Genetic relationship matrices, constructed using genome-wide SNP markers, were fitted using a GBLUP approach to estimate nonadditive genetic variation.

In each partition two models (P, pedigree and PM, pedigree + markers) were fitted and used to predict yield in the TST data set.

In developing worms, we found that the number of transcripts with an eQTL increased when two or more markers were fitted into the model.

Markers were fit simultaneously using a BayesCPi model, which produced estimates of marker effects and posterior probabilities of markers having an effect different from zero [ 27, 28].

In the usual modelling strategy, when only markers are fitted to explain the expression level, one is interested in picking up markers associated to the trait regardless of other effects.

Bayes Cπ performed better for fusiform rust resistance a disease-resistance trait shown previously to be controlled in part by major genes and the proposed method RR BLUP B was similar to or better than Bayes Cπ when a subsample of markers was fitted to the model.

The genotypic effect of each marker was fit as a fixed effect.

A mixed-effects model using repeated measures of Alu or LINE-1 as the dependent variable and blood/bone lead (tibia or patella in separate models) as the primary exposure marker was fit to the data.