Sentence examples for traits in comparison to from inspiring English sources

A pooling approach provides a quick way of screening populations for candidate genes associated with quality traits in comparison to screening of individuals.

Here we report the first results of a proteomic profiling coupled to transgene transcript expression analysis of a stacked commercial maize hybrid containing insecticidal and herbicide tolerant traits in comparison to the single event hybrids in the same genetic background.

In this study, 18 non-O1, non-O139 V. cholerae isolates were analyzed for phenotypic and genotypic traits in comparison to five toxigenic V. cholerae O1 or O139 strains.

When predicting PB (scenarios 4 and 5; Table 5), the addition of the other PB population resulted in lower accuracies for all four traits in comparison to within-population prediction for GBLUP.

In line with this, various fMRI studies have found reduced amygdala reactivity in DBD/CD youth with CU traits in comparison to healthy controls, but in these studies comparisons were not made between DBD/CD youth with and without CU traits [ 13, 14].

The posterior means of λ i in the BS t model can be used to assess the extent to which any particular pair of records presents an outlier for either trait in comparison to a normal error assumption.

With respect to the SPAD measurements, the 3 rd leaf of Fe-deficient plants showed higher trait values in comparison to the younger leaves 4 to 6. Furthermore, the 3 rd leaf exhibited the smallest differences between the Fe-deficient and Fe-sufficient regimes.

In other words, tree assemblages in this habitat appear to carry a narrower range of floral traits and pollination systems in comparison to patches of forest interior, particularly for pollinators such as mammals and hawkmoths (reduced support capacity).

To first illustrate the importance of modeling quantitative traits explicitly, we show examples of allele frequency trajectories of a focal QTL contributing to a quantitative trait under truncation selection in comparison to a single locus with two alleles with a constant additive selection coefficient.

The "function" or adaptive value of a trait refers to the way in which the trait affects the organism's fitness, in comparison to how other possible traits could perform in the organism's current environment.

We show that closely related tree species trend toward more similar leaf and root functional traits and soil arthropod communities in comparison to more distantly related species.