Sentence examples for coverage of extant from inspiring English sources

This paper will advocate a closer working relationship between the arts, social sciences, and sciences to extend the geographic and temporal coverage of extant datasets.

Written from the perspective of an historian working in the field, it does not seek to explore the reconstructions themselves but the process of data gathering, advocating a closer working relationship between the arts, social sciences, and sciences to extend the geographic and temporal coverage of extant datasets.

We also reasoned that it should be possible to increase the coverage of extant pathogens by using RASs, while reducing the number of required probes for a desired coverage level.

We then calculated the number of required RASs to achieve full coverage of extant sequences at divergence levels of 5, 10 and 15%; that is, when each extant sequence diverges by less than the chosen threshold from at least one ancestral sequence (Fig. 4).

So allowing non-universal markers results in a significant improvement of the coverage of extant genomes by ancestral markers.

It is vital to understand that, for most natural ecosystems, complete coverage of the extant diversity cannot be achieved, and so most libraries will consist of fragmentary randomly sampled genes from an overall DNA pool.

To predict the phylogenetic coverage of ancestral sequences, we computed for each ancestral sequence, the number of extant sequences that diverged from it by <5%.

Muller, J. Fossil pollen records of extant angiosperms.

The various strands of Extant feel very Twilight Zone.

That's four times the number of extant Henry James letters.

Borkent, A., World catalog of extant and fossil Chaoboridae (Diptera).