Sentence examples for estimated split from inspiring English sources

kneri were estimated split at around 800 thousand generations ago, with uni-directional introgression flowing from Sini.

However, these estimated split times, if they are very recent, might be overestimated due to coalescence [ 13, 14].

This reflects the potential for divergent evolution in R-genes that can be matched by species-specific coevolution of miRNA genes over a relatively short time span (estimated split between tomato and potato ∼ 8 Ma).

The "mouse" group is given an age of 12 Myr, as evidence of transcription of these lncRNAs comes only from contemporary mouse populations and 12 Myr is the earliest estimated split between mouse and rat (Adkins et al. 2001; Springer et al. 2004).

Estimated split time between cluster 2 and cluster 3 was 0.0554 Ma (HiPt: 0.0554, 95 % HPD 0.0226 1.3667), with all statistics sharing broadly overlapping 95 % HPD intervals (Table  3, Fig.  4a).> The significantly negative Tajima's D and Fu F S values indicated that S. japonica populations might experience demographic expansion (Additional file 6: Figure S3).

The estimated split between the two main clades (A versus B, Figure  3) was dated at 0.356 Ma (95% HPD: 0.243-0.487) using the Loxosceles-specific rate, and at 1.968 Ma 1.322-2.698 1.322-2.698Parachtes rate.

Together with this method, we examine the particle motion visually and confirm that the initial motion of S waves is coincident with the estimated splitting parameters.

Estimated splitting is determined from GRFP simulation.

Establishing an appropriate molecular clock for estimating split times implies a number of decisions that can greatly affect calibration.

This provided estimates not only of the population within each urban area as a whole, but also estimates split by county when the urban area spanned multiple counties.

Substitution rates previously calculated were then used as mutation rates to estimate split times with the isolation-with-migration model in IMa2.