Sentence examples for more distant relatedness from inspiring English sources

Thirty markers seems to be sufficient to identify PO's or FS's, but fails to separate HS's or more distant relatedness categories unequivocally.

Knowledge of the close relatedness of PML/2011 and MERS-CoV, which contrasts with the more distant relatedness of CoVs in bats from the Americas and Asia, enables speculations of an African origin for bat reservoir hosts of MERS-CoV ancestors.

Very small segments of IBD (smaller than 1 cM) due to very distant relatedness (more than 50 generations) are usually not detectable and thus do not contribute to the IBD-segment-based estimates of relatedness; however, these segments will tend to contribute to allele-sharing-based estimates, albeit in a noisy fashion.

With these methods, dyads may be assigned with reasonable confidence also to relatedness categories more distant than R = 0.25 (Henn et al. 2012).

On the contrary, the top 25% most closely related individuals were distributed among 16 20 training FS families suggesting that top 25% relatedness was mostly influenced by more distant common ancestors.

For one, the estimate relies heavily on accurate assessments of degrees of relatedness, and yet the F values estimated from recent pedigrees do not capture inbreeding among more distant ancestors.

And bosses are more distant than ever.

Security is an even more distant prospect.

Now those goals seem even more distant.

She grew older, more distant and polite.

Little by little, he grew more distant.