Sentence examples for corrected taxonomy from inspiring English sources

A corrected taxonomy is provided for all Peronospora ITS sequences contained in public databases.

Classifications were made firstly by E value, and then corrected by taxonomy where E value could not reliably discriminate between groups (for example in the case of several chloroplast-encoded subgroups; see Results and discussion).

The study of these conventional conditions for illocutionary acts, together with the study of their correct taxonomy constitutes the core of speech act theory.

This report could be important to help understanding of common pathophysiological mechanisms of primary headache disorders, favoring also their correct taxonomy.

He considered the correct taxonomy would be one in which clinical description, etiology and pathophysiology coincided: "cases arising from the same causes would always have to present the same symptoms and the same post-mortem result" (3).

The conclusions of such studies stand or fall with correct taxonomy.

As researchers have been planning projects to determine the effects of the oil spill on the biotic communities of the region, the volume has been in high demand as a reference for the correct taxonomy, distribution, and depth range of species.

It could predict the correct taxonomy till the species rank for 2,342 genomes and till the genus rank for 2,361 genomes (Additional file 2).

As expected, the number of reads that match to the correct taxonomy node decreases as we move closer to the leaf nodes.

"Accurate" annotation refers to the reads annotated to the correct taxonomy, i.e. reads sampled from species-reference and order-reference genome annotated to the correct species level and order level respectively.

Correct taxonomy also provides insights into the groups and geographic locations that should be searched for potential control agents in the weed's native range, and which plants in the introduced range should be included in host specificity assessment to determine the risks of non-target impacts (Wapshere 1974; Briese and Walker 2008).