Sentence examples for quantifiable traits from inspiring English sources

The availability of efficient and robust screening tools based on relevant non-destructive quantifiable traits would facilitate research on crop improvement for drought tolerance.

We extracted lag ace and nine additional quantifiable traits from diauxic growth curve profiles.

The association of quantifiable traits with genotypes was analysed by linear regression using the GEE procedure to account for correlation among siblings.

671 of these SNPs had a known cM value and thus were analyzed for the relationship between quantifiable traits and genotype [ 26].

For quantifiable traits an overall z statistic relative to each reference allele was estimated based on p values and direction of effects adjusted for the number of individuals in each sample.

Based on previous studies, we used functional motor deficits measured by rotarod, CNS vascular permeability measured by FITC-albumin leakage, and astrocyte activation measured by GFAP expression as quantifiable traits predictive of susceptibility to PIFS [ 14, 15].

In all studies addressing heritability of a quantifiable trait, the robustness of the result is dependent on the accuracy with which the trait is defined and measured.

In line with the hypothesis of [ 32], these results provide evidence for a quantifiable trait in nuclear Ca2+ signaling that can play a role in the capacity of the legume root epidermis to discriminate between the two symbionts.

In analysis of quantifiable metabolic traits, BMI and waist circumference were studied in all samples (n up to 14,819) with available phenotype data excluding individuals treated with insulin.

However, quantifiable and heritable traits in the mouse models can serve as markers providing mechanistic insight into the pathophysiology of the disease.

First, populations could be ranked based on quantitative measures of how much they differ from one another in molecular and morphological (or other quantifiable adaptive differences) traits.