Sentence examples for clustering specimens from inspiring English sources

In fact, the southwestern Moroccan clade of T. boehmei is the only one presenting strong geographic coherency, with the remaining lineages of this species clustering specimens from different geographic localities.

It is a minimalistic strategy, that has aided taxonomic work and biodiversity studies, by sorting and clustering specimens collected in the field, contributing to species discovery by flagging genetically distinct lineages.

However the single adjacent fascia specimen that clustered with the diseased Dupuytren's fascia during unsupervised hierarchical clustering (specimen "A") did not show enrichment in collagen/extracellular matrix targeting microRNAs.

These results were corroborated by the Bayesian clustering of specimens based on chloroplast SSRs (optimal K value determined following Evanno's method, see further details in Fig. S1).

These results were largely corroborated by the Bayesian clustering of specimens (Fig. 3B,C), where the deltaK spectrum (following Evanno's method) identified K = 3 as the most likely number of groups (see further details in Fig. S1).

The sequences of B. trifrons affine from Churchill clustered with specimens from Ontario and British Columbia, while the second group clustered with a specimen from Russia.

The first cluster includes specimens from across Canada and the northern USA, while the second cluster is closely similar to sequences from various European countries.

One cluster was also collected in central Canada Alberta, Manitoba, Ontarioo), but the sole representative of the other cluster matched specimens from Russia and Finland (not included in the paper).

The following week, rugs and carpets go on sale (June 3), including a cluster of specimens from the Doris Duke collection (among them an early-seventeeth-century silk Isfahan rug).

The holotypes of regillus and aztecus were at the upper end of the range of variation in their large series of mexicanus from the western lowlands, and crinitus clustered with specimens of O. peninsulae from the tip of the Baja California Peninsula.

A gregarious lifestyle is indicated by clusters of specimens (up to 8 on the same slab, see Figure S2).