Sentence examples for genus recognition from inspiring English sources
Moreover, prs gene detection was added for Listeria genus recognition as a positive control in association with flaA detection.
Fast and accurate species (or at least genus) recognition is essential for a successful treatment in the case of less common fungi.
However, the general structural pattern of cross-genus recognition is a further sign of the generality of the HMMs.
The three Archaeopteryx specimens were included as a polytomy at + 4 MY with respect to the older bound date for the genus in recognition of taxonomic and ontogenetic uncertainty2.
In the case of zinnia, the genus name gives recognition to Johann Gottfried Zinn who was a noted professor of medicine in Gottingen, Germany.
A taxonomic proposal for family, genus, and species recognition has been available on-line at the ICTV website (http://talk.ictvonline.org/files/proposals/taxonomy_proposals_invertebrate1/m/default.aspx) since August 2011.
Some paleobotanists, therefore, have recommended the abandonment of the genus Ginkgoites and the recognition of several species of Ginkgo.
Zuccolo et al. (2007) suggested that this might argue for recognition of the genus Porteresia.
The 18S rRNA gene analyses of 26 strains belonging to the genus Mychonastes clade allowed the recognition of lineages attributable to 10 different species.
This study also provides convincing support for the position of Philantomba as sister to the remaining Cephalophinae and the recognition of the genus, as recommended by Jansen van Vuuren and Robinson [ 22].
Mycologist Jacques Boidin separated Amylosterum from Stereum in 1958, justifying this decision by explaining that microscopic differences such as amyloid spores and encrusted cystidia were sufficiently distinct to warrant recognition as a new genus.
