Sentence examples for weaker linkage from inspiring English sources

The production for processing exports therefore requires imports and thus has a much weaker linkage with other domestic sectors and consequently a much lower valued added than the normal trade.

Thus, the QTLs detected in the intercross lines are mapped at a timepoint when only half of the degeneration has occurred, which may reduce power to detect the relatively weaker linkage to Vra2.

While this SNP is not a strong proxy for a functional variant, there are multiple functional variants in weaker linkage disequilibrium that may be of interest.

Capitalizing on the weaker linkage disequilibrium in African Americans compared to EA populations, we were able to fine-map the SLC2A9 signal from 263 kb to 37 kb.

Additionally, our findings demonstrate the utility of following-up EA populations GWAS signals in African-ancestry populations with weaker linkage disequilibrium.

In contrast, using follow-up samples of individuals with ancestry differing from the discovery sample (specifically, populations with weaker linkage disequilibrium patterns) potentially allows for resolution of the location of the GWAS signals through the weaker linkage disequilibrium patterns in the follow-up population.

Two weaker linkages were also detected between less obviously related proteins: ETF Q oxidoreductase (ETF-QO) and glutathione reductase (GSSGR) (7 shared homologues) and pyruvate dehydrogenase subunit B (PDCb) and cytochrome c oxidase subunit 5A (Cox5A) (2 shared homologues).

Weak linkage was also found in GEO anomaly cases studied by Gubby and Evans (2002).

They single out three principles: exploratory processes, weak linkage, and compartmentation.

Transverse tensile test showed that the weakest linkage of unidirectional composite changed from interface between abaca fiber bundle and epoxy resin for untreated abaca fiber to interface between elementary fibers treated by mercerization and silanization.

A third systems property identified by Gerhart and Kirschner is the so-called weak linkage and refers to the situation in which a small and even unspecific change triggers a complex system of responses.