Sentence examples for mean phenotypic difference from inspiring English sources

We sampled individuals from two populations with Fst = 0.05, ancestral minor allele frequencies uniform in [0.1, 0.5], and mean phenotypic difference 0.25 SD.

We computed six matrices: two matrices of pairwise genetic distances between all pairs of genotypes, one for NifD and one for ITS, and four matrices of pairwise mean phenotypic differences between all pairs of bacterial genotypes, two for A. strigosus and two for L. bicolor.

From Falconer and MacKay [ 58], the change in allele frequency resulting from selection is Δ q = − ipqa/σ p, where i is the selection intensity, a is one half the phenotypic difference between homozygote mean phenotypes, σ p is the trait variance, and p and q are allele frequencies.

The realized selection differential within each application family was estimated as the difference in mean phenotypic scores between the individuals with the highest GBV and the individuals with the lowest GBV.

This is because genetic variation is now related to deviations from the subgroup mean, so that phenotypic differences between strains are no longer necessarily associated with genetic differences between strains.

The effective (minimum) number of genes (NE) for resistance to diclofop-methyl in parental, F1 and F2 families was estimated as suggested by Lande (1981) as: (1) μP2 – μP1 represent the difference in the mean phenotypic value (aboveground plant biomass) of parental populations (R and S) and σ 2 is the difference in variance for the same phenotypic trait between F2 and F1 families.

The mean phenotypic diversity among landraces (GST) was 0.21.

Mean phenotypic values of both parental lines are indicated by arrows.

Phenotypic difference persisted with aging.

The phenotypic difference was less obvious within serotype O141.

This phenotypic difference demonstrates that Huachun5 is sensitive to photoperiod.