Sentence examples for most linkage from inspiring English sources

There was also evidence of linkage between the three SNPs in the TLR5 gene with the TLR5 C100T and TLR5 T1844C showing the most linkage (Figure 2).

The relative dominance of MSP findings over GSMA in both disorders suggests that most linkage regions identified by our analyses likely contain low frequency or rare susceptibility loci of larger effect size while fewer contain relatively more common (i.e., low-frequency) loci of more modest effect.

In combination, OTU DUBs can be used to examine most linkage types.

The majority of floricultural plants are allogamous, but most linkage maps for crop plants have been obtained from segregating populations derived from crosses between inbred lines.

27 We were unable to determine which specific ethnic groups were experiencing the most linkage problems, beyond the broad categories of Black, Asian and Other.

The ultimate stated goal of most linkage map construction efforts for Prunus crop species is the development of breeder-friendly MAB tools.

In Shela, a single peri-urban community in Kenya, the informal sector and fisheries were the two largest occupations, and the former also had the most linkages to/from other occupations (Fig. 2A).

In addition, the probability of observing a significant linkage was reduced by about 20% for most linkages.

Whereas most linkages to the membrane skeleton are static, the cavin-3 linkage involves the motor molecule, myosin-1c, and the use of this motor may contribute to caveolae function in at least two ways.

Linkage group A9 was found to be the most chimeric linkage group consisting of 12 genomic blocks followed by A3 with 10 blocks.

The most detailed linkage information in Lepidoptera comes from the domesticated silkworm Bombyx mori, for which a number of linkage maps have been constructed based on RAPD [27], [28], RFLP [29], AFLP [30], microsatellites [31], and BAC sequences [32] [34].