Sentence examples for trait figure from inspiring English sources

In the major category "resistance or tolerance", transgenic approaches ("overexpression", "knockdown", and "knockdown/overexpression") were used for functional analysis more frequently than for genes in the major categories "morphological trait" and "physiological trait" (Figure 1C).

LDH values were examined as a quantitative trait (Figure 2A).

Moreover, anomalous individuals from two out of the four populations studied are more related than non-anomalous individuals, suggesting heritability of this trait (Figure 3).

However, molecular models of epistasis for a quantitative trait (Figure 1b f) are more intuitively described in terms of relationships among means.

The phenotype in the 115 F2 progeny approached a normal distribution suggesting that could be analyzed as a quantitative trait (Figure 4).

Selecting the correct model is also more challenging when allele frequencies are disparate (Figure 6), as is estimating the number of loci contributing to the trait (Figure 7).

Then, students were asked to draw themselves taking into consideration these traits (Figure 2B).

To investigate the mechanisms associated with differences in root oxidizing power among IR29, Pokkali and FL510, plant shoots and roots were tested for architectural traits (Figure 4a, b).

We successfully obtained haploid dwarf male sterile wheat plants by the similar strategy, and identified the plants combining by chromosome configuration (Figure 2), cytology (Figure 3), botanical traits (Figure 4, Figure 5), and molecular markers (Figure 6).

Because most of the genes functionally characterized by using natural variation were identified as genes responsible for QTLs, it was not unexpected to find that most of their genomic locations were included in QTL regions associated with those same traits (Figure 2).

LOCate accurately estimated LOD curves for individual simulated pedigrees with binary traits (Figure S2) and trichotomous traits (Figure 4).