Sentence examples for parent contributing to from inspiring English sources

Of the two QTLs, the QTL qSN3.1 explained zero percent phenotypic variation of the trait suggesting that the genes within this QTL region might be having opposite effects, whereas qSN10.1 accounted for 6.7%% of the phenotypic variation with the allele from the Jaya parent contributing to the enhancing effect.

At each meta-QTL that contained initial QTL from at least two mapping populations, two to five parental alleles, mostly from the resistant parent, contributed to resistance with a mean of 3.2 alleles per meta-QTL.

More than 50% of the alleles derived from the wild parent contributed to the increase of yield-related traits, such as spikelet number per panicle, grain weight, and panicle length, confirming earlier reports using the same donor in five different recurrent parent backgrounds (McCouch et al. 2007).

At all the three loci Basmati parent contributed to spikelet fertility.

The transgressive lines with higher resistance levels indicate the potential for selecting novel resistance forms in breeding populations in which the susceptible parent contributes to the resistance phenotype.

The negative additive effects of these QTLs indicated that the ZZM2748 semi-dwarf parent contributes to a strong decrease in the sesame PH and related traits including HFC, CZL, and NN.

"The whole approach of extended schools is predicated on the parents contributing to the project.

The CERVUS analysis of parentage showed that each parent contributed at least one offspring, with some parents contributing to as many as 15 offspring.

AIDS deaths have left thousands of children without one or both parents, contributing to the increasing number of orphans in the region.

In this case, genotyping could be performed on all parents contributing to the repatriated population, on offspring prior to repatriation, as well as on repatriated individuals surviving for varying periods of time.

Second, it is not clear whether the child's temperament influences the negative parenting attitude or whether the negative parenting contributes to the development of externalizing or internalizing problems.