Sentence examples for on oar from inspiring English sources

The most significant QTL were detected for C14 and C16 on OAR 11 and for monounsaturated FA (MUFA) on OAR 6.

In addition, the availability of segregating families allowed us to confirm the mapping on OAR 22 by linkage analysis.

On OAR 22 all 23 affected genotyped sheep were homozygous and shared identical alleles over 39 SNP markers corresponding to a 2.4 Mb interval from 24.5 26.9 Mb (Figure 2C).

Of the remaining 44,865 SNPs with a genotyping rate >99% and minor allele frequency >5%, eights SNPs, over the region 24,529,089 to 28,147,610 on OAR 22, showed strongest association with the microphthalmia phenotype, with a genome-wide corrected p<0.01 (Figure 2B).

Notably the region on OAR 7 (~45.3cM) overlapped with four other studies [ 12, 36, 40, 41].

For the FEC traits there were two distinguishable similarities on OAR 7 and 26 (Fig.  4a and c).

Many of the competitors in the "sweep" events -- in which the rower has two hands on one oar, as opposed to rowing with two oars, which is called sculling -- train with a former Princeton University coach, Mike Teti.

Galley slaves pulled on oars; river-boat steam engines turned paddles; and nuclear reactors boiled water to drive turbines connected to propellers on aircraft carriers and submarines.

When crews are seen from high overhead, as they are in our latest Look pages, they aren't bodies pulling on oars; they're geometries — parallels and circles and angles acute and obtuse.

However none of the regions identified for lactation persistency and extended lactation of milk on OAR11, 12, or 17 corresponded with these findings and only the QTL for milk persistency on OAR-17 was located in the comparative region to BTA17, where a QTL for milk persistency was identified in dairy cattle [ 12].

A favorable dosimetric impact of margin reductions on OARs was observed (Table  6).