Sentence examples for high probability of assignment from inspiring English sources

Nine individuals (six females and three males) exhibited strong signatures of Floreana ancestry and a high probability of assignment to C. elephantopus as detected by Bayesian assignment and clustering analyses of empirical and simulated data.

This individual shows a low probability of assignment to the S. attenuata species but rather than a high probability of assignment in S. frontalis, this individual exhibits high probability of mixed grandparentage (Table 4).

Genetic subdivision and little admixture between species were detected among P. affinis, P. aylmer-robinsonii, P. beccariana, P. forbesiana, P. hardyi, P. lowreyana, P. munroi, and P. schattaueri and these eight groups meet the necessary criterion for species delimitation according to the GSC of high probability of assignment to their respective genetic groups (> 0.8 membership coefficient).

Although issues can arise with imperfect geographical sampling, especially in cases of isolation by distance or environmental gradients (e.g. [ 55]), strong signal for the delimitation of P. affinis, P. aylmer-robinsonii, P. hardyi, P. munroi, and P. schattaueri was detected with high probability of assignment to unique populations.

This possibility, while potentially interesting in its own right, should not detract from our ability to identify the progeny of the low-predation guppies, as any individual with a LP parent should have a Q-value indicating a high probability of assignment to the LP genetic cluster.

Interestingly, and despite the relatively low sample sizes, individuals from locality VB had high probabilities of assignment to the blue cluster, whereas in locality DD, just 1 km downhill from VB (see Fig. 1), the probability of belonging to the green cluster was higher.

This sample has a central African location, but individuals displayed a higher probability of assignment to cluster 1 (mean = 0.633) compared to cluster 2 (mean = 0.289).

The expectation was that individuals belonging to the drainage identified as cluster 1 will show a significantly higher probability of assignment to cluster 1 than will have the other individuals.

If we consider the highest probability of assignment (to the gray vs. the black cluster; see [ 97] for method) of any specimen in the sulfur creek, the percentage of specimens assigned to the black cluster had a tendency to increase from 15% (6/40) before the flood to 32% (18/57) after the flood (two-tailed Fisher's exact test: P = 0.093).

At a second mtDNA contact zone detected between the red and blue clades at the Ibañeta site in the Spanish side of the western Pyrenees, the AFLP data revealed that all individuals had a higher probability of assignment to the blue cluster.

In 2005, four individuals had the highest probability of assignment to the LP cluster, but with a Q-value that was <50%, these individuals were excluded from the calculations of demographic contributions to population growth; no such individuals were detected in 2006.