Sentence examples for extant individuals from inspiring English sources

Recent ethological expeditions, however, have uncovered evidence that there may be a few extant individuals.

These hotspots are estimated from patterns of linkage disequilibrium (LD) between extant individuals, reflecting recombination occurring throughout their ancestral lineage [26].

To test these hypotheses, we first reconstructed the species' phylogeographic history, and second, we measured the shell sizes of extant individuals throughout South Africa.

Extant individuals from the cool temperate west coast had significantly larger shells than populations in the remainder of the country, suggesting that N. kraussianus grows to a larger size in colder water.

The terminal leafnode are the extant individuals.

The sample fraction was 20% of extant individuals (780 total) and sampling was random without replacement.

This new group treatment produced large reductions in eating disorder symptoms, which is encouraging because it requires about 1/20th the therapist time necessary for extant individual and family treatments, and has the potential to provide a cost-effective and efficacious approach to reaching the majority of individuals with eating disorders who do not presently received treatment.

The authors conducted a pilot trial of a new dissonance-based group eating disorder treatment designed to be a cost-effective front-line transdiagnostic treatment that could be more widely disseminated than extant individual or family treatments that are more expensive and difficult to deliver.

The depth of the extant individual is defined to be zero and the value progressively increases as one traverses the ARG away from the terminal leaf nodes.

The main idea of ARG-walker is to estimate, through analysis of ARG topology, the frequencies of historical recombinations, which are then used to approximate the recombination propensities of extant individual chromosomes.

We also tried alternative methods of estimating dN/ dS by inferring an "ancestral" sequence for comparison to each extant individual's sequence [ 101], as well as a variety of other simpler methods [ 102, 103], but the results were highly similar, and thus only the more conventional approach described first is presented here.