The markers integrated into linkage group (LG) based on their centiMorgan (cM) genetic distance were designated corresponding to genetic/physical positions of markers (anchor SSR markers) mapped on the chromosome as reported by previous studies.
To address this biological question, two a priori mandible modules were designated, corresponding to the alveolar region (landmarks 1, 2, 3, 4, 13, 14, 15, and 16) and the ascending ramus (landmarks 5 12) as previously reported (Atchley and Hall 1991; Klingenberg et al. 2004).
These genes were designated VvDHN1 (corresponding in sequence to the previously identified V. vinifera DHN1a) [GenBank:XM_03631828], VvDHN2 [GenBank:XM_002285883], VvDHN3 [GenBand:CAN73166], and VvDHN4 [GenBank:XM_002283569].
Based on the analysis of recurrence patterns in the lung following resection, 32 patients were designated as slow progressors, corresponding to the oligometastatic phenotype and 16 were classified as rapid progressors, corresponding to the polymetastatic phenotype.
Therefore, the linkage group numbers were designated based on the corresponding M. truncatula chromosome number.
Individual T. salsuginea putative MAPKK, MAPK, PP2C, DSP and PTP proteins were designated according to the corresponding orthologous protein annotations in Arabidopsis.
Individual T. salsuginea putative MAPKK, MAPK, PP2C, DSP and PTP proteins were designated according to the corresponding orthologous protein annotations in Arabidopsis (Additional files 2, 3 and 4) and their phylogenetic relationships were visualized in unrooted phylogenetic trees (Additional files 5, 6 and 7).
The corresponding specimens were designated E1 and E2.
The obtained composites were designated as SFLNSCs and SFCNSCs corresponding to LiBr and Ajisawa's reagent, respectively.
On each trial, two digits on the left hand and two on the right hand were designated by colour patches at corresponding points on the monitor.
All healthcare encounters and corresponding costs were designated as "accident-related", "other possibly related", or "other", depending on the ICD-9-CM diagnosis code(s) noted on each claim.
