Sentence examples for more complete genetic from inspiring English sources
The genetic architecture in multiplex families differs from that in simplex families and is complex, warranting more complete genetic characterization of larger multiplex ASD cohorts.
Seeburg testified that he decided to use the clones he had developed at UC to get a more complete genetic sequence that could be put in bacteria for mass production.
The overall cost of the assay is similar to existing KIR gene presence/absence methods while yielding potentially valuable more complete genetic information, including phase and copy number.
Of the current teleost species with more complete genetic information, zebrafish, a member of the Ostariophysan lineage, is considered the most closely related to salmonids [ 44].
Whilst additional Wnt and other knockout studies, either conventional or conditional, might provide new clues to extend our data into a yet more complete genetic pathway, the rate of nephron formation makes this a particularly challenging process.
To better understand the effects of paleoclimate on Beringian freshwater fauna, and to provide a more complete genetic perspective on relationships of Dallia, we examined combined mitochondrial and nuclear genetic variability in Dallia.
More importantly, a complete genetic testing should be applied to all other LGMD cases.
As such, in order to develop a more complete picture of genetic susceptibility to PAD, it is necessary to move beyond the exclusive investigation of single gene effects.
For example, compared with analysis of single nucleotide polymorphisms, haplotype analysis allows more complete consideration of genetic variation at a locus.
Higher-density reference panels including more individuals from more diverse population groups will improve the utility of imputation in fine-mapping studies, providing more complete coverage of genetic variation across ethnicities without the need for re-sequencing.
Imputation can thus provide more complete coverage of genetic variation across a locus, without the need for re-sequencing or additional genotyping, but is limited to variants that are present in the reference panel.
