Hence, the failure of capturing variation attributed to existing imprinting using an additive model may lead to an underestimate of marked variance.
Village lands tend to be managed at very fine spatial scales (≤ 30 m), with managers both adapting their practices to existing variation in soils and terrain (e.g., fertile plains vs. infertile slopes) and also altering soil fertility and even terrain by terracing, irrigation, fertilizing, and other land use practices.
He cheated a bit, he said, with "Reflections," that score he wrote in 2007, by composing a variation to an existing Telemann piece.
The "GT" method succeeds in extracting more relevant threshold values but fails in adapting to existing local variations of the sample (i.e., tumor center shows lower overall expression levels).
Arguably, these are the genes that are of most interest to plant breeders as they likely contribute to existing phenotypic variation.
These genes may be candidates for functional analysis in order to identify genes that contribute to existing phenotypic variation in crop plants.
Once new variants are produced, they may rapidly spread through the population if they offer selective advantages relative to existing allelic variation [ 17].
Establishing the relative importance of neighboring nucleotides and the etiology of these effects therefore has important implications for relating specific metabolic processes to existing genetic variation [ 6, 7].
They do not, however, provide insight regarding how important novel mutations at low frequencies are in relation to existing standing variation.
In this way, the server can add value to existing amino acid variation data.
