Sentence examples for parental sets from inspiring English sources

Since these datasets were therefore uninformative, we would expect the distribution over parental sets to correspond to the prior distribution, that is, with all parents simultaneously upstream in those two datasets.

If nucleolar dominance is indeed a reflection of rRNA gene dosage control, the lack of nucleolar dominance at specific stages of development may be an indication that both parental sets of rRNA genes are needed at these times in order to produce sufficient numbers of ribosomes to support high levels of protein synthesis.

- In the F1 hybrids, interaction occurs between the epigenomes contributed by the two parental sets of chromosomes leading to altered gene expression.

To overcome this, the summation may be truncated to include only parental sets of limited in-degree ≤ c, pa(i)∈ c, resulting in polynomial scaling.

To tackle these issues of continuously evaluating GP models for unlikely parental sets, we have additionally implemented a Metropolis–Hastings version of hCSI, that should allow for hierarchical inference in larger systems involving hundreds or thousands of genes.

The conditional distribution for the parents of gene i in dataset j given the hyperparent is chosen to correspond to a Gibbs distribution: (7) where ||·|| represents the Hamming distance between parental structures and represents a normalizing constant: (8) which can be calculated explicitly by summing over all possible parental sets.

There's no hint, for example, that their parental set-up might have affected these kids' relations with their peer group.

News shows, meanwhile, have discovered that coverage of the "Do you know where your children are?" variety can provide good ratings; during the spring-break period last year, "MSNBC Investigates" broadcast an hour-long show about the exploits of a bunch of coeds getting drunk, getting tattooed, and getting intimate with boys: "Girls Gone Wild" for the worried parental set.

Primer pairs were designed to amplify 348 SSRs, and a subset of 204 was used to screen for polymorphism within a parental set of four C. annuum inbred lines and one C. frutescens accession, used as parents of three mapping populations.

The silencing of one parental set of rRNA genes in a genetic hybrid is an epigenetic phenomenon known as nucleolar dominance.

Chromatin organizational and topological plasticity, and its functions in gene expression regulation, have been strongly revealed by the analysis of nucleolar dominance in hybrids and polyploids where one parental set of ribosomal RNA (rDNA) genes that are clustered in nucleolar organizing regions (NORs), is rendered silent by epigenetic pathways and heterochromatization.