Sentence examples for screen traits from inspiring English sources

Advocates of "imaging genetics"—the genetic analysis of brain images (Glahn et al. 2007; Turner et al. 2006)—suggested that it might even be more efficient to screen traits derived from brain images to provide endophenotypes for brain disorders.

To screen the traits, for each answer a maximum of three points can be given.

Research suggests that even when girls are screened autistic traits are not picked up.

The AQ is not a diagnostic measure, although it has been clinically tested as a screening tool; traits as assessed by the AQ show high heritability and are stable cross-culturally.

This genomic resource allows the development of genome wide microarrays for screening physiological traits and responses to the environment.

This study demonstrates that the proposed modelling approach could contribute to screening architectural traits and their relative impact on tree performance, here viewed through light interception.

The presented platform could be an important tool for screening other traits and finding genes that are induced by a broad range of factors, possibly including high temperature, oxidative stress (e.g. paraquat treatment), salt/osmotic or drought stress, as well as elicitors or toxins.

In this application, we illustrate that for a single trait (here Insig1) and manually selected genetic markers NEO can be used to screen for other traits that are reactive to the trait in question.

(3) When dealing with a single trait A and manually selected genetic markers, the software can be used to screen for other traits that are causal or reactive to trait A. For example, in Table 2 we screen for genes that are reactive to gene expression trait Insig1.

Engineered mutants will facilitate interpretation of exome variants identified in isolated birth defects and rare genetic conditions, as well as in genome-wide screens for trait and disease associations.

When screening for trait-associated metabolites we used both the model-based log B statistic and the nominal Spearman's correlation, ρ S, as a complementary bivariate method.