Sentence examples for distinctiveness based on from inspiring English sources

This result, in line with previous observations [ 11], confirms the perceptual meaningfulness of our definition of distance-to-mean; it also provides an objective acoustical characterization of voice distinctiveness based on simple acoustical measures.

A coalescent test of taxonomic distinctiveness based on chance occurrence of reciprocal monophyly in two lineages was verified in known sister species, and used to identify recently separated lineages that represent putative species.

They presented eight categories to discern population distinctiveness based on genetic and ecological exchangeability sensu [ 24], and proposed that dichotomous use of the term ESU be abandoned in favor of a more holistic approach [ 6].

Bayesian clustering analysis also supports the distinctiveness of LM based on EF1a SNPs.

Evolutionary and phylogenetic distinctiveness are fundamentally important aspects of biodiversity (Diniz-Filho et al. 2013), and several prioritization schemes rank conservation priority based on distinctiveness (Taylor et al. 2011; Rosauer and Mooers 2013; Jetz et al. 2014; Vokmann et al. 2014).

We also applied the approach of Petit et al. (1998) to assess the distinctiveness of rainbow trout based on microsatellite DNA variation in terms of variation within, and divergence between, populations simultaneously.

Even though the genetic proximity of these two species is unquestionable as all 20 SSR loci were successfully amplified in both species we are confident of the genetic distinctiveness between both species based on two lines of evidences.

Each request is evaluated based on the distinctiveness of the find and rarity of the species.

Takacs (1996; p. 61) cites early proposals of this kind for a "calculus" of biodiversity, and objects to the resulting "intricate" calculations to prioritize species based on taxonomic distinctiveness.

This situation could have homogenized natural genetic distinctiveness, leaving mostly population subdivisions based on breeding histories.

Given that these populations are similar in terms of their average morphological and genetic distinctiveness, one could further prioritize amongst them based on their ecology or fish communities.