Sentence examples for characterised species from inspiring English sources

For tall fescue, which remains a poorly characterised species with respect to available genomic resources, the targeting of genome-wide distributed regions for resequencing is best achieved using a comparative genomics approach.

However, in line with the growth pattern of the characterised species, neither of the two T-RFs was detected in digester R52SS 52°CC).

For SpaA, as for the major pilins of S. pneumoniae, S. agalactiae and most other characterised species, a class C sortase mediates polymerisation.

On another note, although neuroligins are expressed outside of the central nervous system in all characterised species, neurexin expression is strictly restricted to the human and rodent brain, suggesting that honeybee neurexin I has greater functional diversity than that seen in vertebrates.

The analysis of the SSR profiles suggested some degree of consistency in the relative abundances of SSRs in NLL and other more characterised species.

However, the mean LD estimates among closely spaced markers are lower as compared to other well characterised species (e.g. bovine, human [ 35]) which suggests a low extent of LD within the current population.

The WorldClim parameters express spatial variation in annual means, seasonality and extreme or limiting climatic factors and represent biologically meaningful variables for characterising species distributions [29].

While short separation times may characterise species pairs that are perfectly distinct by criteria of diagnosability and even reproductive isolation, a long time since separation does considerably strengthen other evidence for species status.

Arable field margins were composed of tall and/or nutrient demanding ubiquitous species and were characterised by species of later successional stages than those of road verges.

Winter seed banks and summer deep seed bank did not contribute much to either effect and were characterised by species dating back from past cultivation.

Isomap was able to transfer 82% and more than 96% of the observed ground-based observations to the ordination space for plots characterised by species and PFT; respectively.