phenotypical

Examples of phenotypically

phenotypically
In this cross, one parent was always phenotypically fused and the other parent displayed the tufted phenotype.
It is, as a matter of fact, phenotypically modified, but can still be recognized.
Inversely, in chemistry as well as biology, "genotypically" identical entities can present "phenotypically" quite different pictures under different conditions.
Other issues in family selection include the decision about sampling and genotyping parents, even though they are not tested phenotypically.
The detection of 24 unique opa-types from phenotypically indistinguishable isolates with no known epidemiological link demonstrates a high level of discrimination.
Moreover, it is important to avoid any historicogeographical constellations not appearing phenotypically (and thus "accidental" from a systematic perspective).
This was or is expressed phenotypically as schizophrenia and related disorders.
However, patient strains were phenotypically and genotypically more homogeneous than carrier strains.
Cataracts associated with single mutations in any of these genes are phenotypically heterogenous.
Six of the seven pedigrees presented with retinal or subretinal abnormalities and one mutant was phenotypically normal other than a small eye size.
This constituted a powerful argument for the ineffectiveness of sterilization of phenotypically affected individuals, but had little impact.
It is suggested that this pattern resulted from an adaptive, phenotypically plastic allocation of reproductive investment between offspring types in response to increased competition.
There are only a couple of studies that have incorporated the dynamics of genetic variances of phenotypically plastic traits into a modelling framework.
The scientist may then want additional evidence demonstrating that the trait's features have been phenotypically modified by selection for the proposed function.
The approach is illustrated by deriving an index for mass selection of a phenotypically plastic trait.
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