Sentence examples for proportion of genetically from inspiring English sources
In the upper Soča river system a high proportion of genetically non-introgressed (pure) marble trout was found, enabling selection of these fish for supplementary material in the reintroduction programme.
As a consequence aberrations are often not detected in samples with a large proportion of genetically normal cells.
Marko [16] noted an apparently contrasting trend, with a significantly greater proportion of genetically structured species occurring in the lower midlittoral zone than in the upper midlittoral and higher zones.
In particular, divergent selection is often inferred when the among-population proportion of genetically based trait variance (QST) exceeds the among-population proportion of neutral marker divergence (FST).
This finding suggests that defects in the mechanisms of CSR (and thus true HIGM disorders) may account for a proportion of genetically undefined cases labelled as having CVID.
A large proportion of genetically modified foods will not be marked as such, although many people do not want to vote through their wallets in favour of the production of such foods.
There is a growing discussion among human geneticists that collections of rare alleles at pathogenetic loci will account for a significant proportion of genetically-based human disorders [52].
The proportions of genetically normal and abnormal embryos were compared between study and control group.
This study shows that dairy productivity per animal within breed is relatively stable across a gradient of market quality and that productivity improvements as market quality improves are mainly associated with greater proportions of genetically improved animals that are better fed.
Mutations in the gap junction beta 1 gene (GJB1), the myelin protein zero gene (MPZ), and the mitofusin 2 gene (MFN2) account for a substantial proportion of other genetically definable CMT.
A large proportion of the genetically informative SNPs were found on chromosome 8 (SSC8), which harbours the KIT gene, a locus involved in coat colour variation in domestic pig breeds.
