TreeFitter, according to its documentation, employs two methods: one provides a lower bound on the optimal solution but may introduce invalid solutions due to inconsistent host-switching events [ 3] while the other method is not described in detail but reportedly finds upper bounds on the cost.
Inconsistent Aston Villa host Hull but may well be looking to their remaining games against Manchester City and Tottenham - which are more difficult on paper - for the vital points they need to beat the drop.
Rapid pandemic spread of A/H1N1pdm may appear inconsistent with suboptimal host adaptation; however, antigenic novelty of A/H1N1pdm HA and NA proteins likely enabled the virus to overcome disadvantageous replication.
Although the rapid pandemic spread of H1N1/09 may appear inconsistent with suboptimal host adaptation, it is possible that the advantages conferred by the antigenic novelty of its HA and NA proteins were sufficient for the virus to overcome replication disadvantages.
SYRACUSE 81, RUTGERS 65 Andy Rautins had a season-high 23 points, 9 assists and 8 rebounds and No. 5 Syracuse overcame an inconsistent effort to beat host Rutgers.
Postmortem analysis revealed the presence of widespread histologic lesions that correlated with B7-H4 expression, and were inconsistent with graft versus host disease.
Both the splash melt in Fig. 2a and adhering grain with melt streaks in Fig. 2c have composition consistent with Itokawa but inconsistent with their immediate host grain, implying that it could have been transported from meters away.
While Simokova et al. [54] show positive correlation between ectoparasite species richness and longevity among cyprinid fish species, studies in odd-toed hoofed mammals [55] show a negative correlation between parasite burdens and host longevity, while inconsistent patterns are observed among seabird species [56].
Again, this result suggests that the function of Hap4 in GRNs might not be monotonic, so that subtle expression level changes of Hap4 in the context of global regulation of other TFs in GRNs could lead to inconsistent phenotypes depending on the host strain backgrounds.
Host genetic and viral markers are also of use to the identification of incongruent assignments, i.e., individuals, with host or viral characteristics inconsistent with the clinical profile, who may signal novel pathogenic factors or mechanisms.
Host biases are frequently inconsistent over large areas (Schimper 1888; Sanford 1974 and references therein, Sehgal and Mehra 1984).
