Sentence examples for phenotypic documentation from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this retrospective cohort of patients with confirmed diagnosis of ASD did not have systematic phenotypic documentation in details.

Author 9 (JS) was responsible for the phenotypic documentation, the metabolic screen and the cryoconservation of mutants.

This issue is not only important for medical publications but also for individuals who use patient images for teaching and for providing phenotypic documentation in the patient medical record.

Collecting fruit samples ensures that the collection is based on the commercially important phenotype (fruit type) and allowed documentation of phenotypic information such as fruit size, color, and weight for future analysis.

Our results implicate microRNAs as mediators of phenotypic plasticity associated with mating and provide a comprehensive documentation of the genomic and epigenomic changes that accompany mating- and aging-induced physiological changes in female D. melanogaster.

The integration of genomic data into genebank documentation systems and its combination with taxonomic, phenotypic and ecological data will usher in a new era for the valorization of plant genetic resources (PGR).

This is especially important because experimental demonstration that specific mutations cause phenotypic changes is often the most difficult aspect of a full documentation of the causal genetic changes driving phenotypic evolution [13].

Our data sets are the first documentation of high levels of both genetic isolation and phenotypic divergence owing to fine-scale philopatry in cichlids in a high energy fluviatile setting.

Unfortunately, photographic documentation of the cataracts is not available, preventing a detailed phenotypic analysis.

In summary, the phenotypic analysis of p63Brdm2/Brdm2 mice presented by Wolff et al. (18) is inconsistent with the extensive documentation of the p63Brdm2/Brdm2 phenotype by several independent research groups (7- 17).

The documentation of patterns of variation is precisely what is required to gauge the evolutionary significance of phenotypic plasticity.