Sentence examples for multiple crosses and from inspiring English sources

We failed to observe non-Mendelian ratios in multiple crosses, and the frequency of the non-recombinant classes differed in only one of five pairs of reciprocal crosses despite sufficient power to detect these differences in all crosses.

Our results highlight the importance of using multiple crosses and robust behavioral assays to uncover the genetic basis of behavioral variation in natural populations.

The INDEL genotyping enabled fast coarse-mapping of chromosomal regions containing QTL, thus providing an efficient means for characterization of genetic architecture in multiple crosses and large pedigrees.

This region has also been linked to HDL in multiple crosses, and Scarb1 (encoding SRB1) was identified as the primary candidate gene (Su et al. 2010).

In summary, INDEL genotyping enables fast coarse mapping in large numbers of individuals and families/crosses, thus providing an efficient means for more comprehensive characterization of genetic architecture in multiple crosses and large pedigrees.

We have demonstrated that insertions-deletions can be effectively utilized for QTL mapping applications in non-model organisms and INDELs can serve as useful alternatives for SNP and microsatellite markers, especially for characterization of genetic architecture in multiple crosses and large pedigrees.

In external fertilisers, ejaculates and clutches of eggs can be divided up and multiple crosses among different males and females can be done simultaneously and repeatedly across developmental stages, avoiding the potentially confounding influence of ejaculate effects and maternal effects [4], [23].

Burbank's breeding methods effected multiple crosses of foreign and native strains and produced seedlings that were grafted onto fully developed plants for a relatively quick appraisal of hybrid characteristics.

Typically, plant breeding population structures consist of inbred progeny derived from multiple crosses involving related and unrelated inbreds (Guo and Beavis 2011; Guo et al. 2013).

The model is characterized by multiple product families, a central manufacturing plant site, multiple cross-docking and distribution center sites, and retail outlets which demand multiple units of several commodities.

Random Forest (RF) classification was used to predict 8- and 24-week success, defined as undetectable HIV-1 RNA, comparing nested models including (i) GRT+TH and (ii) TH without GRT, using multiple cross-validation and area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUC).