Sentence examples for shaping the linkage from inspiring English sources

In particular, rapid evolution of epigenetic components and their interaction with meiotic segregation may directly contribute to speciation (Bayes and Malik 2009; Mihola et al. 2009), while shaping the linkage disequilibrium structure at the population level.

Our data also indicate significant intergenic linkage disequilibrium around the candidate loci and suggest that hitchhiking selection has played a role in shaping the pattern of observed linkage disequilibrium.

A specific role of Zn2+ ions in shaping the proper 3'-5' linkages follows also from the recent work of Hadley and co-workers.

The information provided to participants about the proposed data linkage was only outlined in summary as it was hoped that participants would help to shape the proposed data linkage by suggesting data for linkage and relevant barriers without being influenced by the background information provided.

Culture seemed an important influence in shaping these linkages.

As the craniofacial skeleton evolves, functional demands of numerous mechanical systems shape the lengths and linkages of bony elements [ 28].

Shape the land.

Firstly, to avoid obtaining a mechanism with an unintended trajectory shape, we classified the trajectory of the linkage into four types of shapes.

In support of the linkage between shape and chirality, whole‐cell FIB‐EM revealed that while an apparent curve could be detected for some parasites, no left‐handed (or any handed) twist was observable in parasite reconstructions (Fig.  6C E, Supplementary Movies S7 and S8).

Subsequently, four seed culture methods were employed to examine the linkage between pellet shape and curvulamine production.

The study of polysaccharide structure usually focuses on the chemical composition, the linkage between the monosaccharide units, and the size and shape of the molecule.