Sentence examples for identification diversity from inspiring English sources

The results of similarity identification, diversity of transcript localization, and variety of predicted functions from the 19,708 contigs obtained by our study, associated with the variety of tissues sampled demonstrate a cohesive approach to capturing the transcriptional landscape of whole rubber tree physiology.

Therefore, among the available genetic marker systems (e.g. RFLP, RAPD, SSR, AFLP, SRAP and SNP), the SSR marker has been the preferential choice for various applications, such as variety identification, genetic diversity evaluation, phylogenetic relationship analysis, genetic map construction, linkage/association mapping of gene/QTL, marker-assisted selection and comparative mapping.

A field class in mushroom identification and diversity.

In addition, gene sequencing provided identification and diversity of bacteria and fungi as shown in Tables 2 and 3, respectively.

Early in the DNA barcode initiative the question of how many specimens are needed to create a reliable reference for specimen identification and diversity assessment remained largely unresolved.

Identification of diversity patterns is dependent on the availability of data with high taxonomic resolution, which currently are produced primarily through ship-board, net- or CPR-based sample collection and subsequent analysis by taxonomic specialists.

Besides individual identification, genetic diversity of Chengdu captive giant panda population was also analysed as another application of the marker system.

The use of DNA markers has become essential for crop improvement programs, such as for cultivar identification, genetic diversity, linkage map construction and identification of quantitative trait loci (QTL) [ 12].

These advantages have resulted in SNPs increasingly becoming the markers of choice for accurate genotype identification and diversity analysis in perennial crops, as recently demonstrated in cacao (Theobroma cacao), grapevine (Vitis vinifera), pummelo (Citrus maxima), strawberry (Fragaria spp).

Combinations of these two methods have been used in some studies: (1) to generate a high number of good-quality ESTs with improved clustering analysis and with more full-length sequences [ 73]; (2) to obtain a less biased method for the identification and diversity analysis of microbes and fungi [ 74, 75]; and (3) to assemble genome sequences [ 76].

These desirable characteristics of microsatellite markers had made them advantageous in various applications of structural, functional and comparative genomics, including variety identification, studying genetic diversity and phylogenetic relationships, construction of high-density genome maps, mapping of useful genes, comparative genome mapping and marker-assisted selection.