Sentence examples for genus consistent from inspiring English sources

One genus consistent with this pattern is Nomocharis Franchet.

Genome analysis of BFo1 reveals a lack of key genomic signatures that are commensurate with pathogenicity within this genus, consistent with a commensal life-style for BFo1.

Furthermore, network analyses highlight that the pH parameter was negatively correlated with the Acidisphaera, meaning that acidic waters favor this particular genus, consistent with its extensive isolation from acidic environments (Hiraishi et al. 2000; Johnson et al. 2001).

More recent studies, which included both mtDNA and nuclear DNA (nuDNA), suggested an additional revision of the placement of Steno bredanensis (rough-toothed dolphin) with Orcaella [ 24, 26]; however, another multi-locus study grouped S. bredanensis with the Sotalia genus, consistent with previous classifications [ 27].

The other lateral face characters in this genus are consistent with the previous results (see Table 1).

The collective Octopus metagenome is grouped paraphyletically to the archaeal Genus Pyrobaculum, consistent with the findings for each individual contig (Additional file 2).

Furthermore, the position of the C3 subspecies of A. semialata within the Alloteropsis genus is consistent with the hypothesis that its physiology represents a reversion from C4 photosynthesis.

On a tree constructed using 113 protein-coding genes, S. symbiotica falls within the genus Serratia, consistent with previous studies of the evolution of this symbiont based on a few genes only (fig. 2, Moran et al. 2005; Russell and Moran 2005; Lamelas et al. 2008; Burke et al. 2009).

Although the NTS I class sequences were highly uniform within the Potamotrygon genus, a few consistent polymorphisms were enough to detach them from Paratrygon.

Here we show that the higher taxonomic classification of species (i.e., the assignment of species to phylum, class, order, family, and genus) follows a consistent and predictable pattern from which the total number of species in a taxonomic group can be estimated.

The Sus genus has a consistent high copy number (~100 copies) of HSFY.