Sentence examples for clear ancestry from inspiring English sources

Principal component analysis (PCA) showed that the first three principal components explained approximately 60% of the total variation and clear ancestry clusters displayed within the collected samples (Additional file 7: Figure S4).

Nine samples from the Turkana population were excluded from the analysis, as they were closely related, and another Turkana was a clear ancestry outlier of the population (genetically close to Europeans).

For all dsDNA viruses of eukaryotes, we can detect clear ancestry among viruses (and in some cases, plasmids) of bacteria, an observation that is compatible with the key role of the (proto mitochondrial endosymbiont (and possibly other bacterial symbionts) in the evolution of eukaryotes.

Although the picture was by no means accepted universally, it had become possible to see a clear line of thuggery from ape ancestry to human prehistory and on to Srebrenica.

Like South Africans under Apartheid, Americans are designated 'black' if they have any clear African ancestry, even if their forebears include more Europeans than Africans.

After inspection of the population substructure by multidimensional scaling analysis, as implemented in PLINK (Purcell et al., 2007), only samples of clear European ancestry were retained (Supplementary Fig. 1).

While it is clear that the ancestry of this lineage can be traced to the broad geographic swathe encompassing the Near and Middle East as well as the Caucasus region, even the level of resolution generated from the complete mtDNA analysis could not provide greater phylogeographic specificity, since equidistant ancestral lineages could be found in each of the three geographic locations.

Again, it became clear that the ancestry of this lineage can be similarly attributed to the broad geographic region encompassing the Near and Middle East and the Caucasus region (Table 5, Figure 2c), but unlike the Georgian case study, the particular haplotype was shared with non-Jewish Tunisians, encompassing 0.8% to the overall Tunisian mtDNA pool.

Most of the genotypes are currently used in breeding programs in the region, but there are no clear records for ancestry or precise geographic origin of the majority of these genotypes.

Once misclassification error was found to be sufficiently low, genotyping yielded seven near-complete profiles (33 of 34 AIM-SNPs) that in four cases gave probabilities providing a clear assignment of ancestry.

This claim seems easily testable, however the mitochondrial ADP/ATP translocase has not a clear alpha-proteobacterial ancestry (see Gabaldon and Huynen 2003 Vol. 301 no. 5633 p. 609; Gabaldón and Huynen 2007 PLOS comp. Biol. 3(11): e219. ) and a search of the Rickettsia domain in PFAM reveals is rather restricted among bacteria mostly present in Rickettsiae and Chlamydiae.