A primary criterion for inclusion in the review was use of three generations of subjects represented in the research, although two generation studies were included to supplement or expand upon the conclusions drawn from three generation studies.
The use of five generations of pedigree in the mixed model (2) gave a greater FPR when we used EBV as the trait score compared to using only two generations (Table S1).
This panoramic first novel about Uganda's turbulent postcolonial history uses the struggles of three generations of a single family to show how external forces -- religious, political and economic -- have blighted the nation and corrupted its traditions.
The torpedoing of a ship with 9,000 refugees aboard by a Soviet submarine in 1945 provides Grass with another opportunity to reflect on Germany's past and future, using the experiences of three generations of a family touched by the tragedy.
A total of 585 commercial chickens were used in this study, consisting of three generations (23 P, 51 F1, and 511 F2 individuals) with an accurate pedigree.
Genetic evaluation included medical and family histories recorded in detailed pedigrees with information traced as far backwards and laterally as possible, extending to paternal lines and including a minimum of three generations using standard methods.
In our current system, many administrators have little or no actual teaching experience so "reformers" seek new, "objective" evaluation methods rather than using the wisdom and experience of one generation to help advance the next one.
New and improved catalyst compositions were discovered by using a total of seven generations each consisting of 92 potential catalysts.
He cites the international standard to consider conservation of a species, that of using the "three generation rule" looking forward in time.
Their kiddush cup had been used in the weddings of two generations of Morgenthaus and was a gift from Herbert H. Lehman, a governor of New York and a United States senator.
The strategy of using three generations of a family increased the robustness of detecting rare mutations, showing a similar performance between common mutations and rare mutations (Additional file 1, Figure S4).
