Sentence examples for stable segregation from inspiring English sources

Analyses of resveratrol content in the fruit skin, sugar and acid contents in the berry, berry size and cold resistance over several years revealed stable segregation of these traits in this F1 population.

There are really two stable equilibria, the segregation of one way and the segregation the other way, and in between there's a tipping point beyond which if you beyond which if you go beyond which you go to the other equilibrium.

We asked whether 271-induced trans-silencing occurred at both target genes, how efficient it was, and whether trans-TGS and promoter methylation were stable upon 271 segregation.

Inheritance of the recessive peloric floral phenotype and silenced cyc epialalele is relatively stable, follows Mendelian segregation and, hence, appeared upon initial investigation to be a normal mutant allele.

This plasmid contains the par (partition) locus from RK2 and insures plasmid segregation and stable maintenance even in the absence of selection.

The PTGS locus also showed increased tendency to paramutation and formation of stable TGS epialleles following segregation of a RNA silencing signal.

Moreover, the catalyst shows a stable catalytic performance, with no segregation of α-Sb2O4.

A stable SCC should exhibit a segregation index less than 10%% (Khayat et al. 1998).

b1 = Stable with no evidence of segregation and slight bleeding observed as a sheen on the concrete mass (ASTM C1611 2009).

He worked closely with African-American groups in major cities, hoping to build stable organizations that could battle segregation and wield influence on a variety of issues.

Although positive reiteracy may be due to stable spatial patterns and significant segregation to a sparse source recruitment, both R t) and S t) may be substantially affected by frequency modulations slower than the sampling frequency.