Sentence examples for estimate of differentiation from inspiring English sources
We find that the redox ratio based on the TPEF of NAD(P H and FP can be used repeatedly as a non invasive estimate of differentiation related metabolic activity.
Moreover, in each possible pair-wise comparison, except in the lower Fraser river, the FST estimate of differentiation was less in sea/river-type sockeye than in lake-type sockeye.
Genetic differentiation among regions was quite low, and statistically significant estimates of differentiation were obtained only when comparing the population from the peninsular region of Istria with the three continental populations.
irenicus population showed significant pairwise estimates of differentiation (FST) within any of the islands (Table 3).
Standardized estimates of differentiation were then calculated as = FST/ FST(max) (Hedrick 2005).
The effect of variation in genetic diversity on genetic differentiation (Hedrick 2005) was accounted for by calculating standardized estimates of differentiation using RECODEDATA v.0.1 (Meirmans 2006) together with FSTAT to estimate FST(max) for each pairwise comparison.
Although sampling additional populations would no doubt refine our understanding of genetic differentiation in this species, we suggest that it will not substantially change estimates of differentiation between Hawaii and Japan.
Pairwise estimates of differentiation, F ST /(1 - F ST ), increased with geographical distances among the vent localities, particularly among the NEPR/GAR populations as previously reported for allozymes [ 24].
A confidence interval around the global F-statistic was estimated with 1000 permutation per locus and 1000 jackknifed replicates to detect significant deviation from 0. This confidence interval was used to compare with previous estimates of differentiation within the species (Epperson and Clegg 1987).
The fixation index (Fst) is an estimate of population differentiation based on genetic polymorphism data.
Pairwise ΦST values were calculated among all geographic populations as an estimate of genetic differentiation.
