Sentence examples for of several traits from inspiring English sources
The multi-trait QTL model allows the analysis of several traits simultaneously, and thus the genetic basis of the correlations between traits.
The pleiotropic effects of qTSN4 may thus have a common physiological basis, although a more direct genetic control of several traits by the QTL cannot be excluded.
These STGs are a potent source of salt tolerant genes, supported by the occurrence of several traits that works constitutively for imparting salinity tolerance.
The use of multivariate statistical methods allowed for the simultaneous characterization and grouping of tested lines in terms of several traits.
Automated verification of control programs can be part of cost-effective methodologies to support certification, but it is widely recognized as difficult to attain in robotics, because of several traits that characterize robot design and implementation.
Among the eight QTLs detected for OA, four of them (50%) were co-located with the QTLs for turgor potential (Ψt) on linkage group 4 (OA.4.1), with the QTL for osmotic potential at full turgor (ΨsFT) in well-watered RILs on linkage group 12 (Oand2.2), and with QTLs of several traits on linkage group 5 (Oand.1 and OA.5.2).
We investigate the impact of captive breeding on several traits of this ladybird such as genetic diversity, fecundity, survival and pathogen resistance.
Our pool of SNPs span a range of commercial and elite germplasm of G. hirsutum and so provides valuable marker resource for the cotton community as demonstrated by mapping of QTL for several traits of interest.
On chromosomes 7, 8, 10, 18, and X/Yps, coincidence of QTL for several traits was observed.
Height was only one of the several traits discussed by Donald (1968), but it proved to be the key to the yield increases of the Green Revolution.
We infer developmental stability by measuring fluctuating asymmetry (FA) and the coefficient of variation (CV) or among-individual variation of several bristle traits and wing traits.
