Sentence examples for underlying carcass from inspiring English sources
A month before the frame was due, the underlying carcass was already complete and a concave section of its outer edge was being sanded by an assistant.
Here, we performed a multistep procedure for inferring causal networks underlying carcass fat deposition and muscularity in pigs using multi-omics data obtained from an F2 Duroc x Pietrain resource pig population.
As a proof of principle of the practical significance of this integrative approach, we show here the construction of causal molecular networks underlying carcass fat deposition and loin muscle weight.
Therefore delineating major genes that underlie carcass traits has important implications for both agriculture and human health.
In this study, proteome changes were determined in the pectoral muscle of broiler chickens fed a probiotic to gain a better understanding of the mechanisms underlying improved carcass characteristics and meat quality induced by feeding probiotics to meat chickens.
All 21 samples of carcass ashes, underlying soil, and soil up to 1 m from the burn site were negative for B. anthracis.
Although many studies have reported carcass QTL in regions containing genes with a known role in animal growth (such as the myostatin gene on bovine chromosome 2 [ 8, 9]), little is known about the mechanisms or underlying biological pathways involved in growth or carcass traits.
In the head region of LACM 128319, purplish matter in the sclerotic ring aperture of the left eye may represent remnants of the retina, as this tissue was presumably pressed down against the inner surface of the underlying scleral ossicles when the head collapsed during the decay of the carcass (Figure 2A C).
Several genome-wide association studies have identified regions of the bovine genome associated with growth or carcass traits, however, little is known about the mechanisms or underlying biological pathways involved.
For some organs (i.e. ovary, gut carcass, head), a large proportion of transcriptional variation was conserved between Anopheles and Drosophila, suggesting that the underlying gene networks have similar functional constraints.
