The form of the relationship, which is taken as a sum of power law terms, may then be inferred from several data sources: (1) ephemeral gully head location, (2) permanent channel head location, (3) slope profile form, (4) consistency with evolutionary models and (5) erosion plot data.
These data are used to evaluate the consistency of evolutionary inferences gained from partial genome genotyping (represented by D-loop sequences).
However, we also observed the consistency of evolutionary rates between certain novel exons and their flanking exons, which provided further evidence of their co-occurrence in the transcripts, suggesting that previously-annotated isoforms might be subject to erroneous predictions.
The consistency of evolutionary responses of populations to different environments will depend in large part on the extent of G × E, which can be captured as the covariance of fitness effects between environments.
Numerical experiment shows that using the present technique can improve both convergence rate and consistency of the evolutionary algorithms.
Thus, Buss has shown consistency between the evolutionary model and the psychological data, but he has not shown that the data follow from the constraints provided by the environment in ancestral times.
Evolutionary analysis further revealed the consistency of evolutionary rates between certain novel exons and their flanking exons, which provided evidence of their co-occurrence in the transcripts, suggesting that previously-annotated isoforms might be subject to erroneous predictions.
Longer branches on the species tree, indicating greater evolutionary distance, correspond with higher consistency with gene trees.
This definition is equivalent to ours in the case of a gene tree T and a species tree S. The MAST problem arises naturally in biology and linguistics as a measure of consistency between two evolutionary trees over species or languages [ 30].
The consistency of the evolutionary declines in freeze-thaw tolerance, the correlation between fitness in glucose medium at 37°C and mortality during freeze-thaw cycles, and the absence of greater declines in freeze-thaw survival among the hypermutable lines all indicate a trade-off between performance in minimal glucose medium at 37°C and the capacity to tolerate this stress.
