Sentence examples for performance of traits from inspiring English sources
Heterosis may be due to dominance (masking of deleterious alleles), overdominance (single-locus heterosis) and epistasis (enhanced performance of traits derived from different lineages due to non-additive interactions of QTL) effects (Rieseberg et al. 2000).
The pleiotropic effects of this QTL on many traits investigated in this study are in the direction preferred in selection programs for increased productivity, as the HQLA allele improves the performance of traits like BW and SL, while at the same time decreasing AFW and FCR.
Accordingly, a high heritability (>80%) was estimated for each trait, indicating that genetic effects play a predominant role in the performance of the traits (Table 1).
Average performance of different traits with standard deviation.
This work represents a first step toward examining sources of predictive performance of complex traits.
It is of interest to understand how the GC content of 5' UTR could influence predictive performance of complex traits in future research.
How will the constituent variations of the ARD pathogen complex and other soil microbe communities from orchard to orchard affect performance of resistance traits?
Inbreeding leads to an increase in homozygosity, which, in turn, reduces performance of production traits (inbreeding depression), reduces fitness and compromises long-term viability of the population [ 2, 3].
The performance of agronomic traits under a similar condition to the experiments for both salinity and drought tolerance has been reported in a previous publication [ 43] and among these different agronomic traits, awn length (AL) showed co-segregation with uzu gene [ 54].
We used the partially modified C code developed by Jia and Jannink [ 28] to investigate the performance of two-trait BayesA analyses.
Assuming that AiO in males has the same effect on the performance of a trait as AiAi in females, genotypes of an X-specific marker can be coded in the same way as autosomal markers.
