Importantly, the same point mutation (A G) gives rise to dominant D83G SOD1-fALS (24).
Punnett's (1905) Mendelism included 'unpigmented' (albinism; OMIA 000202-9986) and long hair (angora; OMIA 000439-9986) in rabbits and pea comb, rose comb, dominant white and Blue Andalusian in chickens.
Pressure is rising on the dominant search engine as the European investigation coincides with a separate inquiry by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.
The average surface temperature of the globe is rising, and the dominant view among scientists is that it will increase by 2 to 6 degrees Fahrenheit by 2100 if emissions of the greenhouse gases are not reduced.
While the proportion of positive framing of 'cyclists' (as opposed to 'cycling') was low, it appears to be rising, with the dominant positive framing of cyclists as 'brave' detected almost four times as frequently in 2008 as in 1998.
When Judge Dredd was thought up in 1977 by Pat Mills, then editor of 2000AD, unemployment and inflation in Britain were rising, the unions were dominant, mugging was a new word and Margaret Thatcher was two years away from becoming Prime Minister.
But I am worried by the tendency to conflate progress in Lagos with progress in Nigeria and the increasingly dominant "Africa rising" narrative, which focuses on megacities and hurries the cameras away from places such as my village.
The covered orchestra pit subdues the big ensemble to such an extent that the first rising trumpet figure, a dominant voice in most opera houses, blends sedately into the rolling string figures.
Throughout its history Japan, when it has not closed its doors to foreigners altogether, has tended to seek out and support the dominant or rising powers of the day, be that middle-kingdom China, Nazi Germany or post-war America.
Egyptian producers, still dominant despite rising competition from Syria and the Gulf, have taken advantage of the end of state censorship to tackle such themes such as police corruption and sectarian tension.
