Sentence examples for segregation range from inspiring English sources

However, the variation for days to heading of RILs showed transgressive segregation (range 93 111 days in 2005 and 99 110 days in 2007) and was continuous, suggesting a bimodal distribution (Fig.  3 and Supplementary Fig. S1).

In the R1 (non-MPDO) hypothesis, the 001 reflection is highly asymmetrical when the calculations lie in the partial order range, and two peaks, corresponding to the 001 reflection from 11 and 14 Å species, are resolved when the calculations lie in the segregation range.

The number of parents showing statistically significant evidence for QTL segregation ranged from one to six (Table 6 and Additional File 2).

Except aroma, all the agronomic and quality traits showed transgressive segregation ranging between 3 and 100%% (Figs.  2 & 3; Additional file 2: Table S1).

Typical segregation rates range from 0.01 to 0.15 loss events per cell per generation (2), although the 13.5-kb quadruplication event causing sulfonamide and trimethoprim resistance in S. agalactiae was highly stable and lost at a rate of only 0.003 per cell per generation (21).

The segregation ratings ranged from Riverside's 47 to Sacramento's 58.

In the SKF2 map, 28.3% of the total marker loci showed segregation distortions, ranging from 42.2% in LG07.2 to 8.3% in LG10.2 t) (Table 2, Additional file 6).

On the level of single chromosomes, the proportion of markers deviating from the expected segregation ratio ranged from 0 to 100%.

In the AMF2 map, 9.8% of the marker loci showed segregation distortions, ranging from 0.0% for Chr01, Chr08, and Chr12, to 55.4% for Chr11 (Table  3).

Approximation of the segregation ratios ranged from 1 1 for 4 families to 1 3 for another 11 families, and in one case ('Scired' × 94.136 K5-119) as high as 1 13, always favouring green leaf.

Segregation indices that range between zero and one can be used in a normative fashion, such as striving for segregation index values of zero (high diversity) in a population.