Sentence examples for distribution of mating from inspiring English sources

Given the relatively low success in assignment of maternity, we could not confidently estimate the distribution of mating success of females.

The spatial distribution of mating type within study sites is often neglected in studies aiming at assessing the reproductive biology of fungal species.

The simulation was run 10,000 times, after which the categories were summed across replicates to obtain the expected distribution of mating success under random mating.

When we tested the distribution of mating against a null hypothesis of random mating within the group using the B index, we found that the distribution of mating differs from zero and thus was significantly skewed among the males (attractive days, 0.0396; P = 0; 95% confidence interval, 0.0362 0.044; peri-ovulatory days, 0.0435; P = 0; 95% confidence interval, 0.0396 0.0545).

The shapes of the modeled distribution of mating initiation success as a function of MCG/FTG ratio and the respective distribution observed in the laboratory were similar with respect to the slight skeweness: the left-most MCG/FTG ratios (and the correlated F/M TTL) have higher male mating initiation success than the right-most MCG/FTG ratios.

Somewhat surprisingly, C. zeae-maydis has not been demonstrated to reproduce sexually in laboratory conditions, and field populations appear to be largely clonal [ 19], although recent analyses of the distribution of mating type loci suggest the possibility of cryptic sex [ 20].

Firstly, the non-random distribution of mate choice genes among chromosomes increases the number of clusters of these genes found in close physical proximity.

In other words, temporal and spatial constraints not only affect the distribution of mate FPS, but may also limit the detectability of other, functionally independent, biologically meaningful effects on this trait.

In the A. gossypii genome, several duplicated genes can be found at telomere loci [ e.g. JEN1 on the right arm of chromosome I (TEL1R) and the left arm of chromosome II (TEL2L), OPT2 on TEL3L and TEL4L], and tandem duplications of telomere-associated genes can be found (e.g. a OAF1 triplication near TEL4R or the distribution of mating-type loci at TEL4R and TEL5R) (Table S3B and see below).

Analysis of the distribution of mate pairs from shotgun clones supported this division in that there were many mate pairs within both groups and none between the groups.

Finally, one striking feature of our data was the similarity in the shape of the distribution of mate number in both species.