Sentence examples for model taking genetic from inspiring English sources
Wilber and Pitsiladis [ 33] proposed a multifactorial model taking genetic, physiological and psychological factors into account.
A well-evaluated risk model, taking genetic and clinical risk factors together, can be used as a screening tool for high risk individuals among the general population.
Because the model takes genetic, age, and spatial structure into account, simulation of the model is not particularly fast; calculation of the release threshold is fairly slow even for a single set of parameters.
In haplotype-based assessments, we also relied on a likelihood ratio test (LR p value) to assess whether a regression model taking into account the genetic factors provided better fit (explained data better) than a constant only model.
For association mapping, the mixed model taking into account both genetic structure assessed with all STS (QSTS) and coancestry matrices (K+Q model) resulted in the best approximation of the expected cumulative distribution of P values, followed by the K+Q model with Q assessed with SSR markers (QSSR), then the structured association model (Q model) and the simple model (GLM; Figure 5).
Take genetic impairments.
A different model, known as the assimilation model, took the new fossil and genetic data on board and gave Africa a key role in the evolution of modern features.
The multi-trait GBLUP model took advantage of the estimated genetic correlations between the lines.
The French genetic evaluation model takes into account the number of lambs suckled by applying a multiplicative factor (1 for a lamb reared as a single, 0.7 for twin-reared lambs) to the maternal genetic effect, in addition to including the birth*rearing type combination as a fixed effect, which acts on the mean.
The proposed model, hereafter denoted the dynamic nonlinear indirect genetic effects (dnIGE) model, takes into account the nonlinear dynamic interactions between susceptibility and infectivity and combines quantitative genetic IGE models with key epidemiological principles.
Mouse models take advantage of genetic manipulations that can be achieved in this species.
