Sentence examples for segments arising from from inspiring English sources
The genomes of admixed populations such as African Americans are comprised of different genetic segments arising from different "parental" populations (e.g. West Africans and Europeans).
Antigenic drift is the frequent occurrence of point mutations resulting from defects in RNA replication mechanisms, while antigenic shift is less frequent, involving re-assortment of the RNA segments arising from exchanges between different strains in host cells infected by multiple viruses.
Next, we applied CHSMiner [ 12] to detect and remove paralogous segments arising from large-scale duplications.
Current methods for IBD detection from SNP data can detect a majority of IBD segments arising from a shared ancestor within the past 25 generations.
As currently designed, at least, BEAGLE appears optimized to detect rather long autozygous segments arising from a recent common ancestor, but has not been designed to detect the more ambiguous autozygous signals from distant common ancestors.
The most challenging aspect of making the GMT's mirror segments arises from the asymmetric shape of the six outer segments.
These 10 segments arise from the ventro lateral region of the larva and expand dorsally around the body circumference over time [44].
Their last eight-over segment arose from a misguided study of the Duckworth-Lewis rules as Damien Martyn and Darren Lehmann cautiously added only 37 runs, without losing a wicket, in the mistaken belief that this approach would set the Dutch a higher target.
Still, at the posterior of the embryo, Nv runt double-segment stripes appear between Nv eve single-segment stripes arising from splitting of double-segment stripes.
The distressed asset management business segment includes assets arising from acquisition of distressed debts and debt-to-equity swaps, and the provision of clearing settlements and fiduciary services.
In this case, the needle represents the paired basal segments, which arise from the scale-leaf and are fused in front of it [reviewed in 34].
