Sentence examples for multiple loci contribute from inspiring English sources
We found considerable variation in response to the four different light conditions along with transgression, suggesting that multiple loci contribute to variation in the EstC population (Figure 4; Table S2).
Any significant deviation from this ratio could indicate that multiple loci contribute to the mutant phenotype (Appendix 1, Note 2).
We do not know which Sry locus codes for testis determination in Rattus norvegicus or if multiple loci contribute to this function.
A set of lines (AI-RILs) showed a wider range of scopolin and scopoletin values than the ones observed for both parental lines (Col-0 and Est-1), which indicated the presence of transgressive segregation and suggested that multiple loci contribute to variation in the EstC population.
Quantitative genetics assumes that selection on an adaptive trait involves simultaneous selection at multiple loci contributing to this trait.
This approach demonstrated the power of X-QTL mapping to dissect multiple loci contributing to complex traits.
Preliminary studies of this region indicate the possibility of multiple loci contributing to the QTL, acting in an additive fashion.
The interaction models are motivated by our experience studying complex genetic traits where there are multiple loci contributing to disease risk.
Additive mode of genetic inheritance and regression model were used, while not considering the complex relationships of interactions between multiple loci contributing to disease risk.
The four RIAILs with intermediate induced-lethality levels and N2 ppw-1 flanking markers (QX13, QX24, QX64, and QX217) range in induced lethality levels from 16 to 97%, which is consistent with multiple loci contributing to variation in lethality, independent of ppw-1.
Here, we define the basic and high-level CQ-R phenotypes, extend the LGS strategy to map the multiple loci contributing to increasing levels of CQ-R, and use quantitative WGS of >100,000 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs, differentiating the parental strains of the genetic crosses) to improve their resolution.
