Sentence examples for comparative timing from inspiring English sources
We describe a method to treat each plane using a direct algorithm and report the comparative timing of two-dimensional and three-dimensional models.
However, this method is more limited than Bayesian approaches [ 25] to studying cophylogenetics, which evaluate not only topological congruence but also the comparative timing of host and parasite divergences.
The comparative timing of the duplication event reported in previous work [ 40] and in this study suggest that the timing of Populus duplications is not accurate as the Populus genome is evolving slowly compared to Arabidopsis.
The comparative developmental timing for establishing the cerebral cortical layers and myelination of various nervous system tracts is also presented.
With the example of neurulation, the spatiotemporal resolution of comparative cell lineage analyses shows that the relative timings of morphogenetic events are also susceptible to evolutionary changes.
The results from this comparative study suggest that timing of blood sampling following a malaria infection may be crucial for the detection of antigen-specific B cell responses in peripheral blood.
No discounting was applied, as there is no comparative analysis with differential timing.
As this was the first study using the MGI directly after birth, there were no comparative values for this timing of the investigation.
Although recombination was evident in the 4 CVA2 strains, lack of comparative sequences indicated that the timing of recombination events was unknown, and low overall similarity to comparison sequences suggested that these events could be distant in time.
The presence of alternative splicing events exclusively in humans indicates that these events are indeed quite recent, but the absence of comparative data cannot provide their precise timing.
The zebrafish (Danio rerio) genome has also been investigated since comparative studies provide insight into the likely timing of duplications occurring during vertebrate evolution.
