For simplicity, the estimated family effects, u k, reflecting pedigree information within the training generations, were not taken into account, because the polygenic effect was negligible in our analysis (see Results section), as well as in a previous study [ 25].
It could be claimed that the film's cultural and racial tensions reflect the pedigree of Holland herself, who had a Catholic mother and a Jewish father and was raised in secular, communist Poland where religion had gone to ground.
Nearly every aspect of the phone from the backplate, to the startup splash screen, to the ringtones reflect its pedigree.
We believe this to reflect insufficient pedigree data to properly support parameterization of these more complex models and consequently we do not present these models (but see later discussion on this limitation of the current study).
On one hand, the debut episode mingles a spirit of fun with an arch and sometimes randy sensibility, reflecting its pedigree.
On the one hand, E[ t uv | g uv ] is greater than g uv since the prediction errors of t uv from g uv will be positive because variation not explained by g uv is more likely to reflect the full-sib pedigree relationship.
The simulated haplotypes were then dropped through eight pedigrees, which reflect a spectrum of datasets for which LRPHLI may be suitable.
Her career in science gave way to making art that reflected her academic pedigree.
The finished result is a novel that appears to be vastly different from his previous work, which reflects his literary pedigree from the Iowa Writers' Workshop and Harvard: a bunch of short stories, novellas and two serious literary novels, one of which won a PEN/Hemingway award.
This pedigree reflects the known phylogenetic tree rather well, with the exception of fast evolving species that branch off too early.
