Sentence examples for better relatedness from inspiring English sources

As a result, the alignments generated by FUGUE represent a better relatedness between the amino acid sequences of the query protein and the template structure.

The simpler, more parsimonious RR is widely used in GS as it often performs as well as more complex models e.g. [ 9, 28], even though RR is known to better capture relatedness [ 12], which complicates the interpretation of its effectiveness.

As expected, cheaters persisted better at low relatedness than at high relatedness.

We used the northernmost Iberian populations (Porriño, Ourense, Ribadavia and Boticas), which belong to the same genetic deme [20] and differ from other genetic groups occurring in the Iberian Peninsula, ensuring a better estimate of relatedness among individuals from these populations.

This could be due to better capture of relatedness using genome-wide markers.

To better understand genetic relatedness between these viruses, we sequenced all gene segments of these 2 viruses and compared them with influenza virus sequences in GenBank.

To better understand the relatedness, comparison of proteins encoded by Sf101 phage to those of the 12 most related phages was carried out.

"Relatedness is better explained as the consequence rather than the cause of eusociality," they wrote.

The basic idea is followed by enhancement modules exploiting other Wikipedia features, such as article titles, redirection mechanism, and neighborhood category enrichment, to exploit semantic features and better quantify the semantic relatedness between words.

In the Pinaceae, Cupressacaeae (the two and only representatives of the conifers in our study) and Oleaceae, leaf out timing was better explained by species relatedness compared to local climate, indicating that species' leaf-out strategy within these families is conserved as a consequence of the constraints of past evolutionary history.

Despite these trends, the role of phylogeny did outweigh climate in three families (Phylogeny/Climate ratios >1, Figure 2): Leaf-out timing in the only two Conifer families present in this study (Pinaceae and Cupressaceae), as well as in the Oleaceae was better explained by species relatedness, phylogeny explained 4.4%, 7.4% and 12% of the variation in leaf-out timing respectively.