Sentence examples for of each sib from inspiring English sources

In 42 pairs, both sisters had preeclampsia and one sister of each sib pair was incorporated (the one who gave birth later) to form study group II.

In 530 pairs both sisters had normotensive pregnancy and one sister of each sib pair (the one who gave birth later) was included in the analysis to constitute the reference group.

In Table 3, the number of declared inconsistencies for each sib class is given for both methods.

For these four hearing-impaired siblings, we varied the affection status by alternately assigning unknown affection status for each sib and also different pairs of sibs.

A preliminary analysis of growth (results not shown) using standard linear models indicated a non-significant effect common to full-sibs (e.g., due to separate rearing of each full-sib family until tagging), in addition to additive genetics, and this effect was thus not included in the final statistical models.

A single individual of each full-sib family was retained in the dataset.

The following algorithm was used to partition the genome of each half-sib progeny into blocks according to the haplotype it inherited from the sire.

The fish spawned from late April to June; the eggs of each full-sib family were incubated separately, and at the eyed egg stage, 120 families were moved to separate tanks for hatching and kept until fish were individually marked using PIT (passive integrated transponder) tags.

One seed from each sib-family (plant) collected from the field was randomized into 12 flats for a total sample size of 384 (1 plant/sib-family × 32 sib-families/flat × 2 sets of sib-families × 6 flats/set = 384).

There is one coordinate for the maternal and paternal loci of each of the sibs (Lander and Green, 1987).

The design of two half sib families each of size 64 was further investigated for a hypothetical population with effective size of 1000 simulated for 6000 generations with a marker density of 0.25 cM and with marker mutation rate 4 × 10-4 per generation.