Sentence examples for selected on the same from inspiring English sources
Pedigree haplotype and genotype data were simulated for each child by uniformly selecting one of the parental alleles for the first locus, and subsequent loci were selected on the same parental haplotype with probability θ j for each locus j.
Mr. Suleiman was selected on the same day that Mr. Mubarak named a former air force commander, Ahmed Shafiq, as his new prime minister.
Six samples were selected on the same time, and 10 μL of these solutions was injected into chromatographic instrument for analysis.
A second parent is selected on the same basis and, again, an allele is chosen at random.
The meaning of each dimension is verified on the basis that items selected on the same dimension belong a priori to the same category of delivery care responses.
Our household survey covered all 12 CBHI pilot districts and four control districts (1 from each region) which were selected on the same basis as the pilot CBHI districts.
Molecular markers found in the wdw gV introgressions were used to select on the same genomic region during the backcrosses.
This colinearity of genomes has been used to predict genes for marker associations, and has given rise to the idea that domestication in different grass species may select on the same genes or gene pathways (Paterson et al., 1995 a ), and that grasses could be considered a single genetic system (Bennetzen and Freeling, 1993).
Many other choices for genotyping and phenotyping strategies could have been made and selecting on the same marker effects for ten generations is not a practical application, given the low accuracies that were obtained after ten generations under all genetic architectures.
These couples were selected on the grounds of the same criteria as Group A. Group C: 52 co-habitant couples in fertile age.
ECM is based on the short-term extreme probability distribution of an environmental conditions selected on the environmental contour with the same return period as the long-term extreme response (e.g. 50-year environmental contour for 50-year extreme responses).
