Sentence examples for maximum genetic variation from inspiring English sources

The variance among populations (FST) provided a measure of the maximum genetic variation accounted for by each model.

Under this hypothesis, the maximum genetic variation observed within MG isolates (5%) is compatible with a divergence from a common ancestor over 50 years, considering that the rate of nucleotide change is approximately 1% per decade under natural field conditions in epizootic periods [12], [57].

These cytological differences should be considered to ensure that maximum genetic variation is preserved.

For the effective protection of the rare and endemic L. multiflorum not only ecological data but also life story, demography and genetic data should be taken into account to ensure that maximum genetic variation is preserved.

We used F1-generation offspring from approximately 1500 wild-collected zebrafish (parental stock) from West Bengal in India (see Uusi-Heikkilä et al. 2010 for details) in our selection experiment to ensure maximum genetic variation.

The mice are descendants of just eight parent strains, minimizing the need for genotyping, and are being bred for maximum genetic variation, allowing for a plethora of diverse yet controlled strains.

The major axis of such an ellipse (i.e., the leading eigenvector of the G-matrix) represents the trait combination with a maximum of genetic variation.

The four tag SNPs were selected according to HapMap data to capture the maximum of common genetic variation in the AVPR1B gene.

Findings in this study support the latter, with distributions of SNP effect sizes (percentage of the genetic variance explained by individual SNPs) highly concentrated near zero and few SNPs having large effects (maximum 28.8% explained genetic variation).

To capture the maximum amount of genetic variation from each population, mature females from the original field collection were isolated and placed singly in 250 mL beakers containing 200 mL of filtered well-water.

We found that maternal calving difficulty is influenced by many polymorphisms, each of small effect, since the maximum proportion of genetic variation accounted for by any one SNP was 0.13 % (BovineHD1900018551 on chromosome 19 for the Holstein-Friesian population).