Sentence examples for common ancestry based from inspiring English sources

The researchers came to the conclusion after constructing a family tree showing common ancestry based on traits the languages shared.

Ethnicity, conversely, is defined as a sense of common ancestry based on cultural attachments, past linguistic heritage, religious affiliations, claimed kinship, or some physical traits (1998, 19).

Nevertheless, the N- and C-terminal domains of BPI-like proteins are thought to have a common ancestry based on their structural similarity (Kleiger et al., 2000).

Our hypotheses for this study, that EC high-risk populations in the Henan Taihang Mountain, Fujian Minnan, and Chaoshan regions of China could share a common ancestry, was based on historical records of migration across China.

In earlier work I presented a formal, quantitative test of UCA in which model selection criteria overwhelmingly choose common ancestry over independent ancestry, based on a dataset of universally conserved proteins.

When full-length bacteriophages were evaluated, their predicted ancestry matches their ancestry based on morphological features.

The issue is a recent paper by Theobald claiming to have found evidence for common ancestry of life based on the analysis of 23 sequences that Jim Brown and colleagues [ 18] had identified as "universal" among genomes on the basis of database searches and sequence comparisons, but 10 years ago (in 2001).

In the correlation analysis, we aimed to eliminate the effects of shared common ancestry [ 9] based on independent contrast analysis [ 10] of the codon usage and tRNA positions.

For example, he interpreted relationships based on common ancestry and compared phylogenetic representations accurately based on clade patterns regardless of the representation style.

When common ancestry can be claimed based on criteria such as common aspects of structure or function, families of proteins are grouped into superfamilies.

The results clearly demonstrated the superiority of HF in evaluating regions derived from recent common ancestry compared to evaluations based on physical size of the homozygous regions.