Sentence examples for reasonable locus from inspiring English sources

The regression line of the noise level to the line length exhibited a reasonable locus of zero on the line length at the ambient noise level.

For example, two of 14 point estimates of Nb (and 5 of 14 upper-bound CIs) based on ldne could not be distinguished from infinitely large values, despite relatively large sample sizes (minimum sample sizes of 120 individuals per larval cohort) and a reasonable number of marker loci (15 microsatellite loci).

Consider the case where the true CN is known for a set of loci, and that the CNs for these loci are reasonable spread out (have wide support).

The investigated loci showed reasonable to high levels of polymorphism at the regional scale.

Here, we chose an intermediate architecture that comprises a reasonable large number of loci, but each with a different effect.

High values were chosen for N e and d to achieve a reasonable number of segregating loci at t = 0 given this lower mutation rate.

It is therefore reasonable to assume that loci showing more among-population differentiation than the rest might identify regions of the genome that have been subjected to selection [ 4, 5].

For traits that are not under selection, pedigree-estimated inbreeding will still be a reasonable measure, assuming that loci that affect fitness are located away from the QTL with allele frequencies rapidly changed by genomic selection.

Thus, it is reasonable to assume that loci at corresponding positions within SSs of different introns all experience similar fitness landscapes, with the consensus (Cn) nucleotides being favored, and nonconsensus (Nc) disfavored, by selection.

Since there are additional TAS loci in other plant genomes, it is reasonable that other melon TAS loci remain to be discovered.

This nucleotide length in the human genome corresponds to 0.6 cM for genetic distance, which seems reasonable for modeling of the locus size.