Sentence examples for compare substitution from inspiring English sources

As Walter Fitch and Margoliash had done during the 1960s, but now with access to much more advanced statistical methods, Fitch and Charles Langley, as well as Morris Goodman and his colleagues at Wayne State, constructed increasingly detailed phylogenetic trees and then used the nodes of these trees to compare substitution rates along particular evolutionary branches.

Our principle goal is to compare substitution patterns and rates between coding and intergenic regions.

Thus, we were able to compare substitution rates in closely related species.

I then used relative rate tests [ 22] to compare substitution rates as synonymous sites between pairs of lineages.

In order to compare substitution rates of mt and nuclear genes, relative-rate tests (RRTs; [ 74]) were performed with the program RRTree [ 75].

To estimate accurately and compare substitution rate and ω ratios of different GA pathway genes, we evaluated sequence saturation of substitution for each of the seven genes.

Second, we show that power can be increased by comparing substitution rate with the time average of the predictor trait along the history of the lineage, and introduce a maximum likelihood estimator of this quantity.

We show here Wilcoxon test p-values for comparing substitution rates between Z and autosomes or different evolutionary strata.

To test whether compensatory evolution can explain substitution patterns in aaRS, we compared substitution rates in mt-aaRS, cy-aaRS, and mt-tRNAs.

Beside the low structural similarity also compensatory substitutions may contribute to the non-significant results when comparing substitution numbers at paired and unpaired sites.

We compared substitution rates among the 66 intergenic loci, which exhibit ~5-fold rate variation, and compared intergenic rates to a set of 64 orthologous coding sequences.