Sentence examples for underlying sub from inspiring English sources

Their position is now being compared to that of already mapped QTLs and suggest putative positional candidate genes that are being used as anchor markers to fine map large effect QTLs (e.g. for water use efficiency and bud burst) and identify the underlying sub genomic region using the BAC libraries available for Quercus robur[ 85].

A conservative approach is underlying sub-scenario 2a.

In this paper, we address this heterogeneity problem by stratifying the reservoir sample among the underlying sub-streams.

The results provide a robust basis for further geoarchaeological research, while potential to differentiate between modern soil disturbances and the underlying sub-surface variations can help in solving conservation and management issues.

The increased scatter for the ON-ring data along the strain-free line indicates a greater range of doping levels detected from the relative peak shifts, likely because of the uncertainty in probing a highly localized substrate doping effect produced by the underlying, sub-micron waveguide width, compared with the probe laser spot size (> 1 μm).

The analysis showed that the drop in the groups' transition rates was not due to changes in the underlying sub-group population structures but to changes in the external environment that resulted in the impact of possessing certain characteristics changing over the recession.

The money allocated to the various investment options will increase or decrease over time, depending on the performance of the underlying sub-accounts.

By using TOJs in visual, auditory and audiovisual learning groups and testing for transfer of learning back to the other modality (or bimodality), we hope to learn more about whether the processes underlying sub-second time perception are central and supramodal, or peripheral and modality specific.

These clefts may thus have resulted from underlying sub-RPE CNV.

Network alignment problem is computationally intractable due to NP-completeness of the underlying sub-graph isomorphism problem (Cook, 1971).

This suggests that perhaps these patients may differ with respect to underlying sub-phenotype or co-morbidities (e.g. osteoporosis).