Sentence examples for more markers that from inspiring English sources

There is a need for saturating the SC × PS genetic map with more markers that are amenable for large-scale genotyping, as are SNPs.

This resulted in more markers that were on Btau_4.0 ChrUn contigs to be placed on UMD3 autosomes, which could partially explain the increase in the CNVR counts.

An interval of 3.59 Mb supporting QTLGLSchr1 harbored 16 more markers that were polymorphic between the parents of the DH population.

Such ambiguities could be investigated further by anchoring the contigs with more markers that are genetically mapped so that unidentified overlaps between contigs could be unearthed.

Secondly, for all the five measures, as the AIM panels included more markers that were less ancestry informative, the mean and standard deviation of estimation errors increased.

The previously published RIL2 map [ 24, 25] was based on 277 marker loci assembled in 21 LGs (16 consisting of 3 or more markers) that span 2,857 cM with an average marker interval of 12.7 cM.

The development of one or more prognostic markers that would more accurately predict biological behaviour would enable the rationalisation of radical treatment, and achievement of subsequent health and economic benefits.

Other more specific markers that require greater than 4-color flow cytometry could not be assessed in Manhiça.

With the availability of the whole genome sequence of J. curcas [ 11] and more molecular markers that could be generated by new-generation sequencing technology, isolation of Jatropha with high oleic acid contents in seeds by marker-assisted selection should become feasible.

Two studies reported peer assessors as being more lenient markers than academic assessors [ 25, 32], while one study found academic assessors to be more lenient markers that peers [ 27].

Similarly, analyses of contigs having two or more markers indicated that genetically linked markers from 12 of the 24 published linkage groups of flax [ 47] were included in the same contigs, further validating the accuracy of the assembly.