In order to close the potential intention performance gap for the supply chain and provide more adequate information to consumers, we conclude that performance-based labels, covering the entire food chain of fresh produce, using the life cycle assessment approach (LCA) and including situational parameters such as time of consumption, origin and production and distribution mode, are indispensable.
A comparison of the materials applied for both codices seems to be highly appropriate as their time of origin does not differ widely.
Therefore, in this work, the time of origin, as well as the lineage where the gene duplication occurred, is also taken into account, when inferring the number of independent gene duplication events.
The Zaprionus genus shares evolutionary features with the melanogaster subgroup, such as space and time of origin.
In a separate study, by comparing changes of interaction degree in functional classes and the time of origin of proteins, as well as functional heterogeneity at the time of origin, Kunin suggested that functional evolution might be the underlying reason for observed PPI network topological evolution [ 29].
Despite this shared time of origin as sister clades, recent marsupials and placentals differ markedly in taxonomic diversity and geographical range.
To further study the evolution of human miRNAs, we divided the human known miRNA genes (miRBase v.15) into eight age groups according to their time of origin as estimated by the maximum parsimony method [ 23] (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
Many aspects of PPRV evolution, such as ancestral virus location, divergence and time of origin, and historical and geographic patterns of spread, are poorly understood (10 ).
Here we investigate the time of origin of human malarias as part of the radiation of Plasmodium found in primates.
The time of origin tmin is defined as the day before the first NP sample in the data was taken.
