Sentence examples for segregation status from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that CIST1 also showed high concordance between the polymorphism and the segregation status of sires for the QTL.

Cohen-Zinder et al. [ 18] analysed the sequence variation of these genes and demonstrated that ABCG2 (Y581S) allele (SNP A → C in exon 14) to be the only polymorphism which corresponded to the segregation status of the heterozygous and homozygous sires for the QTL based on the allele substitution effect.

This mixture of functions avoids the traditional segregation into status groups that is no longer conducive to a modern workplace.

Van Ham co-authored the study, which measured a range of variables associated with segregation: income, occupational status, education and more.

It is important to note that measurements of Aβ42 and tau (two proteins measured by ELISA and not detected by 2D-DIGE) were not included in these clustering analyses; because these 'discovery' samples were selected for this study on the basis of CSF Aβ42 and tau levels, such inclusion would presumably yield perfect or near-perfect segregation by CDR status in this 'discovery' cohort.

Our studies rule out meiotic drive, segregation distortion, or status as a sex chromosome, as mechanisms to explain the paucity of recombination and very low polymorphism on ChrIa.

Residential segregation by economic status and especially by race is a major characteristic that can shape differential exposure to environmental risks (Morello-Frosch and Lopez 2006).

Interestingly, we found that the potential for heterochromatin spread tended to be consistent within topological domains of non-translocated autosomes, observed as statistically significant segregation of inactivation status.

Previous research has also shown that populations of color and low-income groups living in poor environmental conditions have health risks due in part to various social determinants of health including segregation, racism, socioeconomic status (SES), income inequality, and inequities in planning and zoning [ 1- 4, 6, 14, 19, 20, 28- 31].

The index included measures of black-white residential segregation and disparities in economic status, employment status, educational attainment and incarceration rates.

Only 37% of white respondents felt that way, due in part to de facto segregation and a majority status that does not require engagement with those outside their own group.