Sentence examples for markers which corresponded from inspiring English sources
The SDR in kiwifruit was mapped to the subtelomere of LG17 using sex-specific SCAR markers, which corresponded to 25 chromosome (Supplementary Table S1).
We examined allelic variation among 23 soybean cultivars/lines and a wild soybean line using 668 EST-derived microsatellite markers, which corresponded to 686 marker loci on the genetic linkage map (Supplementary Table S2).
To investigate the response to increased marker density, we repeated the analyses using 575 markers, which corresponds to a marker density of 2.5 cM−1.
Chromosome LG1 corresponds to two CS, a large one that corresponds to chromosome TNI05 and a small CS made of two markers, which corresponds to chromosome TNI13.
The remaining 31 small RH groups containing two to nine markers totalize 137 markers, which correspond to 10.6% of the markers on the map.
For sequences anchored on the coffee genetic map, we selected a maximum genetic distance of 12 cM between pairs of syntenic markers, which correspond to about 1% of the coffee genetic map (1349 cM).
When a play is over, an official called a referee places (or spots) the ball on the yard marker which corresponds to his or her judgement of the place where forward progress of the player with the ball was stopped.
More specifically, NKp30-Ig staining was observed in intra-cellular vesicular compartments very similar to early endosomal marker [26] which corresponds to the formation of exosomes.
In a younger pair of identical twins, one twin showed significantly greater improvements in 4 out of 5 markers of oxidative stress, which corresponded with better overall behavioral rating scale scores than the other twin.
Altogether, these 35 polymorphic markers were found on 59 physical contigs, which corresponded to 1.7 contigs per marker.
The Hls syntenic region in soybean chromosome 19 was identified by thirteen out of fourteen SNP markers, spanning from Glyma19g36180 to Glyma19g41150 which corresponded to 24.10 cM to 39.80 cM on the cowpea consensus genetic map (Table 5).
