Sentence examples for solid loci from inspiring English sources

Fermat adopted Viète's notation in his paper Ad Locos Planos et Solidos Isagoge (1636; "Introduction to Plane and Solid Loci").

The medial axis of a solid is the locus of inscribed circles/spheres with maximum diameters such that the circles/spheres touch the maximum number of edges/surfaces of the solid, without intersecting with any of them.

Finally, as for other DNA methylation markers and signatures it will be necessary to assess the specificity of the signature by analyzing the DNA methylation changes in other solid tumors at the loci included in the signature.

The CCND1 gene encoding cyclin D1 is the second most frequently amplified locus in solid cancers [ 1].

The agouti locus is a key determinant of coat color in mammals, where the dominant allele leads to banding and striping (e.g., tabby cats) and the non-agouti locus to solid coat colors.

These comprised 50 STs that were defined at the single locus variant (SLV) level (STs identical at 8/9 loci, identified by solid black lines).

This project was approved by the NIH protocol 01-DC-0230, reviewed by the NIH/NINDS CNS Blue Panel IRB and complied with the Helsinki Declaration of Ethical Principles.> Haploview [ 33] was used to identify Linkage Disequilibrium (LD) patterns and haplotype blocks at the selected loci using the solid spine approach.

Thick and thin solid lines showed single and double loci changes, respectively, while dotted lines showed more than two loci changes.

However, blood samples of the PRE group (as well as the ADI group) had high SD values, similar to those characterizing an imprinted locus (Table 2; solid bars in Figure 2).

In addition, there is no solid foundation for selecting the functional loci from the set of inputs used in the NN.

Conclusions: The 15 microsatellite loci developed lay a solid foundation for further studies on population genetic variability and investigations of local adaptation.