Nonword targets were predominantly assigned dominant stress, with a higher percentage of dominant stress assignments after nonword primes (76%) than after word primes (69%), although the effect of prime type was not significant.
Population-based epidemiological studies show that approximately 5% of ALS is familial in nature, with a predominantly autosomal dominant pattern of inheritance [ 1].
Given a predominantly autosomal dominant mode of inheritance, the increment of risk to an MZ co-twin would be slightly less than double that to a DZ co-twin.
Since all carrot linkage maps reported to date were constructed using predominantly anonymous dominant markers such as AFLPs and this has severely limited map merging [ 52] microsatellite markers were developed to serve as anchor points across carrot maps.
The bank also said Qinghai, part of China before Beijing invaded Tibet in 1951, was already predominantly Han, the dominant Chinese ethnic group.
Individual trees and individual cocoons were occupied predominantly by one dominant ant species, although in some cases by co-occurring ant species.
Indeed, in the current study, we demonstrated that PI-1-positive isolates were clustered predominantly within four dominant CCs (CC15, CC271, CC315, and CC802).
Multiple epiphyseal dysplasia (MED: MIM 132400) is predominantly an autosomal dominant skeletal dysplasia belonging to the same bone dysplasia family (3), but it is generally milder, and the radiographic features are primarily restricted to the epiphyses.
Dominant mutations are predominantly gain-of-function or dominant-negative mutations for which a close paralogue would be unable to revert the biological perturbation.
All these networks are predominantly localized to the dominant (left) side of the brain, further suggesting close interrelations among these three.
