Sentence examples for striking linkage from inspiring English sources

When all these differences are added together, a striking linkage emerges between genetics and geography.

Another striking linkage between Hh pathway activation and MMTV-Wnt1 expression was found in melanocytic hyperplasia under the nipple region (Fig. 6E box).

Released TRF1 is rapidly ubiquitinated and subjected to proteasomal degradation (Chang et al, 2003), thereby explaining the striking linkage between poly(ADP-ribosyl)ation and protein degradation.

Populations of Plasmodium falciparum show striking differences in linkage disequilibrium, population differentiation and diversity, but only fragmentary data exists on the genetic structure of Plasmodium vivax.

The results of this analysis revealed a striking and unexpected linkage specificity of all human OTU DUBs.

Of all genes that showed a significant departure from the neutrality by the HEW statistic, FBN32 (AGAP007041; HEW corrected p = 0.0482) in the GOUNDRY 2Laa/2Laa subgroup showed the most striking pattern of linkage disequilibrium.

With the exception of the known 17q21.31 haplotype, none of the inversions showed a striking pattern of extended linkage disequilibrium.

Perhaps most striking was the close linkage between Satt_482 and Satt_333 from the short arms of chromosome one and eight, respectively.

Protein ubiquitylation can be reversed by the action of deubiquitylating enzymes (DUBs), many of which show striking preference for particular Ub linkage types.

The most striking observation was the identification of the linkage of the intron 2 SNP (11827) with the common codon 72 SNP in exon 4 (12139), which were in complete LD with each other.

What's more, we could learn where George Balanchine picked up his tricks of the trade: at the feet of those masters Petipa and Tchaikovsky - their fluent linkage of dance and music were striking to behold here.