Sentence examples for segregation criteria from inspiring English sources
Based on the study, the preliminary temperature segregation criteria are recommended with the consideration of the field measurement.
The union set of SNPs, which satisfy either the subpopulation allele frequency criteria or cross segregation criteria were those that became candidates for the array.
A further subset of 132 SNP markers was used to build the 'Royal Gala' genetic map, using similar distribution and segregation type criteria as for the 'Braeburn' map.
A subset of 132 SNP markers was used to build the 'Royal Gala' genetic map, using similar distribution and segregation type criteria as for the 'Braeburn' map; 129 of these were of the backcross type and 3 were the less informative intercross type.
There, 64.6percentt of black students attend schools that count as "hyper-segregated," — that is, they meet the criteria for segregation regardless of the indicators used to measure the phenomenon.
This difference is obvious by visual inspection of the phase plots, but the ratio of errors of the two fits gives a quantitative measure and a formal criterion for segregation of neurons in two groups according to the type of the onset dynamics of their APs.
RADseq markers in testcross and intercross configurations are expected to segregate 1 1 and 1 2 1, respectively, markers displaying a segregation distortion (according to the criteria described in "Methods") were excluded from analysis.
Since blasting hazards and material segregation are the highest weighted criteria, a sensitivity analysis of the rating score was performed on these criteria.
This meets the JSCE's 1st class criteria (2005) for segregation resistance ability, as listed in Table 5.
This assessment is based on several criteria, including epidemiological, segregation, and co-occurrence data.
