Sentence examples for permit a genetic from inspiring English sources

The large grain yield and plant height reductions and the delay in flowering in the –P compared to the + P conditions indicate important growth differences between the two P treatments, that should permit a genetic study of adaptation to P-limited conditions [ 5].

Unfortunately, the low number of tumours obtained from FAKflox/− mice in p53R270H model does not permit a further robust genetic comparison.

In comparisons of T. cruzi to L. tarentolae the identity jumps from 42% for edited genes to 76% for non-edited genes, indicating that RNA editing permits a greater genetic divergence at the level of the DNA template between genera.

By contrast, positive (balancing) selection or relaxation of purifying selection (or both) may shape the diversification of duplicated copies [ 34- 37] as part of the birth-and-death process, and may permit a reduction in the genetic linkage between loci by frequent recombination.

Ultradeep pyrosequencing technologies permit an assessment of the genetic diversity and the presence and frequency of minority variants in a viral population.

The researchers said Islamic law does not permit genetic coding -- meaning eggs or embryos -- to be transferred from one person to another, but it would permit a uterus transplant.

The heat maze permits a thorough exploration of genetic, developmental and environmental factors influencing spatial learning and search strategies in Drosophila.

This enhanced dataset permits a critical review of genetic alterations in terms of function and structure.

Homology between isolated tRNA genes may permit genetic recombination, and therefore genetic rearrangement, while gene shuffling is less likely to take place via recombination between conserved clusters of tRNA genes[ 29, 30].

We should further remember that five of our 28 cases were on islands, and that rapid phenotypic change on islands is often related to gene flow, with founder effects and genetic drift permitting a great deal of stochasticity in the absence of direct selection.

The structure of the genetic code permits a more refined type of analysis.