Sentence examples similar to possibility linkage from inspiring English sources

The main advantage of the MOGA model is the possibility of linkage of the GA-based optimization model with an external flow simulation model.

This result suggests the possibility of linkage disequilibrium of the DEFB1 -44 SNP and a DEFB103 promoter site.

Nevertheless, we cannot exclude the possibility that linkage disequilibrium with other genes in MHC explain our results.

We now demonstrate that, given the possibility of linkage, the higher efficiency attainable drives the system toward the fixation of chromosomes and in turn to full specialization.

Second, the statistical tests employed by ENCODE let us believe that the possibility of linkage disequilibrium may not have been taken into account.

Functional studies have indicated that this change may affect lactase gene promoter activity and increase the production of lactase-phlorizin hydrolase mRNA in the intestinal mucosa [ 14- 17] but, as with all LP-associated variants, there remains the possibility that linkage to as yet unknown causative nucleotide changes may explain observed associations.

Further, it is hard to understand how RIM1/2 can bridge channels as it has only one PDZ domain and the possibility of linkage via the C terminal SH3 domain and RBP (Liu et al., 2011) was ruled out both by demonstrating channel capture using C3dist (Fig. 4) which lacks the SH3 domain (Fig. 3A), and by the negative effects with SH3 peptide (Fig. 7B).

The existence of a national prescription database with comprehensive recording of all prescriptions filled in Denmark since 1995, with the possibility of linkage to a wide array of other health databases (6), offered us a unique opportunity to address the question of ephedrine's cardiovascular toxicity in a controlled observational study.

Indeed, tests for selection for this region of Prestin were not significant, suggesting that the possible occurrence of introgression in Prestin-4 may in fact be due to neutral gene flow although we cannot reject the alternative possibility of linkage to beneficial genes [ 27, 72, 73].

8 In the United States, the collection of routine health data is restricted to specific age groups (eg, Medicare beneficiaries), 6 income groups (eg, Medicaid beneficiaries), 6 professions (eg, the Veterans Affairs), 7 or members of private insurance plans (eg, Kaiser Permanente), 9 often without the possibility of linkage or long-term follow-up.

There is always a possibility of linkage drag occurring, especially when involving germplasm collections and in oil palm interspecific hybrids, where unfavorable alleles such as that responsible for low yield are also incorporated together with the favorable alleles for higher unsaturation.