Sentence examples for segment of identity from inspiring English sources

Body positivity is not a "cool" segment of identity politics.

Their approach is to use a population sample, and regress phenotypic similarity on estimates of relatedness derived from detected segments of identity by descent (IBD).

Segments of identity-by-state (IBS) and runs of homozygosity were identified using GERMLINE (Gusev et al. 2009), with a seed segment size of 50 SNPs and allowing zero heterozygous and homozygous mismatches.

The rise of De Wever's party certainly suggests that Belgium's always segmented sense of identity may be drifting toward a point of no return: a stress fracture threatens to become an outright break.

But this mixture of GOF and LOF transformation of segment identity may equally reflect a difficulty of interpretation inherent in the multifarious nature of CTCF, which can bind both to the insulators and to the Abd-B promoter.

These findings argue against the proposal that motor responses are only observed during tasks that require maintenance of speech sounds in working memory or categorical judgments of segment identity.

Although these proliferation defects prevent thorough analysis of segment identity we found two phenotypes that suggest tsh contributes to homeotic patterning of the adult thorax and abdomen.

In the case of Abd-B, an A8-like expression pattern should appear from A5, resulting in a posterior-oriented transformation of segment identity (towards A8).

These findings provide a molecular definition of the homeotic domains, and implicate precisely positioned H3K27 modifications as a central determinant of segment identity.

The fourth category contains genes encoding proteins with divergent functions, such as Neuronatin (NNAT) was reported to participate in the maintenance of segment identity in pituitary development, and considered to be associated with the pituitary adenomas.

These results extend previous fMRI studies that have shown increased activation within primary motor cortex to degraded compared with clear speech (Adank and Devlin 2010; Osnes et al. 2011; Hervais-Adelman et al. 2012) and motor or premotor coding of segment identity during phoneme identification tasks (Lee et al. 2012; Du et al. 2014).