Sentence examples for rough linkage from inspiring English sources
The isolation of this mutant, previously called 12d and officially called early spermiogenesis defective 12d (esgd12d; MGI ID 3050605), by ENU (N-ethyl-N-nitrosourea) mutagenesis was described by Ward et al. (2003), who also described rough linkage mapping to Chr 16.
The eis tt272b allele had previously been rough-mapped to linkage group 7 (Geisler et al., 2007).
The rst tl20e mutation was rough-mapped to linkage group 5 (Geisler et al., 2007), and we noted that an orthologue of the human gene tectorin alpha (TECTA) is present in the critical region.
Hence, 5,000 loci with mutual linkage equilibrium give a rough approximation of the human genome.
Extracted sequences were reordered based on global similarity to the query sequence with MAFFT using the minimum linkage clustering method and rough distance measure (number of shared 6mers) (Katoh et al. 2005).
A wheeled mobile mechanism with a passive and/or active linkage mechanism for travel in rough terrain is developed and evaluated.
Post-peptide conjugation, the AuNV TEM images showed thickening and rough edges on the AuNP surface, which can be caused by peptide linkage to the PEG molecule and self-polymerization.
One multiplex set built a rough map of Chr 5 (Fig. 1B), whereas the two multiplex sets for Chr 5 made up a linkage frame spanning 142.1 cM with 11 polymorphic markers (Fig. 2).
He and director/co-writer Shane Black were watching rough cuts of the first Avengers as they were writing Iron Man 3 and were determined to make any linkages meaningful.
While he said Ohio has had a rough time with free trade, he comes down in favor of more trade because of the upside, including the linkages and relationships he said it fosters.
