Sentence examples for a continuous character from inspiring English sources
However, there is still no unequivocal evidence that migraine as a quantitative trait varies continuously in the general population, and moreover, genetic variation underlying a continuous character distribution can result from segregation at a single locus too.
But here he doesn't create a continuous character.
Different from most of the regression methods, the dependent variables in typological regression include the radius and the azimuth and therefore transform the categorical nature of the two-by-two typology into distinctive types with a continuous character.
Even though the noble character of economic state intervention coming from terrorism, which can get a continuous character, it can be seen that it does not always achieve the social justice concept.
Egg colour in birds is usually a continuous character, with rare cases of discrete polymorphism in brood parasites and their hosts [6].
Finally, we analyzed group size as a continuous character.
They took no oath of office; they were free to accept any other concurrent employment; none of their engagements was for work of a permanent or continuous character; some were of brief duration, and some from year to year, others for the duration of the particular work undertaken.
In this paper we have described a stochastic model of continuous character evolution based on a generalization of the Brownian model of evolution that does not assume that the rate of evolutionary change is constant and finite.
As a motivating example of how the accommodation of evolutionary rate volatility may affect the inference of evolutionary processes, we present a simple toy model of continuous character evolution on a phylogenetic tree with six tips.
The program takes as an input a multiple sequence alignment, a matrix of continuous characters, and a phylogenetic tree.
One of the simplest ways to reconstruct a continuous ancestral character state was established with Felsenstein's algorithm for 'Phylogenetic Independent Contrasts' (Felsenstein, 1985).
