Sentence examples for the contribution of interaction from inspiring English sources
It was observed that the contribution of interaction factors were not in similar pattern in case of different frequency responses.
Samples of unrelated individuals therefore contain very little information about the contribution of interaction effects to phenotypic variation.
The contribution of interaction between rs13347 variation and ER status to a five-year survival rate of breast cancer patients was further investigated and it was found that ER negative T carriers yield the lowest survival probability.
The analysis of variance shows that the contribution of interactions between initial concentrations of binary components is significant.
The originality of the present study was to bring out the contribution of interactions between components in the glycaemic response.
The contribution of interactions such as 'N × G' and 'GS × G' to the variation was usually small and not significant (Figs. 4 6).
The contribution of interactions to the overall variation ('N × G' and 'GS × G') was usually small and non-significant in all the N parameters measured.
These contradictory results may be due to either the different demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients included in each study or to the contribution of interactions with different environmental factors.
Each component relates to a different form of gene action, with the additive component describing the variance associated with the independent contribution of alleles, dominance describing the variance contributed by interactions between alleles at the same locus, and epistasis referring to the contribution of interactions between alleles at different loci.
Variables were centred prior to inclusion and the contributions of interaction terms between year of survey and barriers to testing were examined after all main variables had been entered.
Interestingly, this study highlights that there may be differences in the contributions of interactions between DCs and T cells versus DCs and B cells in certain autoimmune diseases.
