Sentence examples for estimates of clock from inspiring English sources

Falush, D. et al. Recombination and mutation during long-term gastric colonization by Helicobacter pylori: Estimates of clock rates, recombination size and minimal age.

These results, utilizing the unique advantages Ostreococcus tauri offers, expand previous knowledge from Arabidopsis and lead to the first estimates of clock component molecule number per cell in any plant or algal model organism, as well as, to our knowledge, the most detailed in vivo analysis of rhythmic clock component degradation rates.

This method was chosen because of its ability to account for uncertainty in phylogenetic estimates, the variety of clock models and tree priors available, and the relative speed of the computation.

This value was then divided by the average tree height in million years according to the prior on the root (see below) in order to get a first estimate of the clock rate.

In the same way, all transfer times are expressed and estimated in number of clock cycle as we want to focus on the architectural view only.

The Consumer Electronics Association estimates that total sales of clock radios will decline 25 percent over the next four years while sales of clock radios with the docks will rise 30 percent.

After seconds, the sensors derive the first estimate of their clocks using (1).

Here we show that the precision of molecular clock estimates of times has been grossly over-estimated.

Previous studies have identified systematic errors in the orbit and clock estimates of the GIOVE and Galileo IOV satellites in the order of ±20 cm.

Molecular clock estimates of divergence were performed to corroborate the geologic timing of hypothesized isolating barriers (Table 1).

The mountain-forming events in New Guinea correspond with our molecular clock estimates of time since divergence, Fst estimates, and phylogenetic structure (geologic dates in Table 1, molecular estimates in Table 4).