Sentence examples for variation which would allow from inspiring English sources
Traditional F statistics do not use temporal information on allelic variation, which would allow for inferences of evolutionary relationships.
Secondly, GEBV may explain more within family variation, which would allow for increases in genetic merit at the same level of inbreeding [ 3].
This sort of situation would be especially likely if both directional and stabilizing selection on female mating preferences tended to be weak, which would allow the accumulation of substantial genetic variation in preferences within populations.
To address this issue, we are working to categorize our patients into smaller groupings such as census tract, which would allow us to more fully explore variation of community-level characteristics within zip code.
In practical terms, genome-wide knock-out, over-expression and copy number variation libraries can be generated, but nothing such as genome-wide 'point-mutation' libraries which would allow the isolation of alleles with new functionality.
The goal of this investigation was to give designers some tools, which would allow more precise assessment of the effect of dimensional variations on the fatigue strength.
While Pacific lamprey appear to segregate according to body length and upstream distance, they have low probability of spawning in their natal stream, which would allow sufficient gene flow throughout the range to homogenize the neutral variation of the population.
And the managers of the Empire State Building are considering a proposal to light it with L.E.D. fixtures, which would allow them to remotely change the building's colors to one of millions of variations.
Or, there's another variation which would make a lot of left-handed hitters happy.
The direct evaluation of transfection efficiency on each chip would allow for the calculation of a probe specific "correction factor", which takes into account probe specific transfection variations, which would lead to a reduction of standard errors.
"We think that low-frequency variations, which would only be identified through sequencing, are important," says Marini.
