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This data allows calculation of regression (across individuals) between the measured clinical outcome and the inferred transition rate, in each state transition along the activation process ('transition-rate-to-phenotype regression').

Shown is the inferred transition rates (y axis) calculated based on CPM-inferred cell abundance of MPS for each transition between consecutive activation states (x axis), for the three representative individuals that are highlighted in Fig. 3a,b (with the same color coding).

Then, they use an inferred transition function, representing the processes of change, to simulate the expansion and contraction of a predefined set of land-cover types over a given period.

Significant tree asymmetry is indicated at a branch adjacent to an inferred transition to a Plurinerves ancestral host species.

PCA on the entire set of inferred transition networks for monocot and dicot subsets revealed distinct separation, suggesting that the topology of the evolutionary landscape surrounding C4 is largely different for these two anciently diverged taxa.

To complement the sister-pair comparisons, we used the BiSSE approach [ 38] available in Mesquite v2.74 (with the Goldberg correction module, [ 39]) to test the null hypothesis that diversification rates remained constant through inferred transition events, i.e., that there was no difference in diversification rates of bee- and bird-pollination syndrome clades.

Freeland and Hurst [ 24] additionally introduced a different scheme that incorporates an inferred transition-transversion bias of translational misreading.

"Markov jumps" analyses (27, 28) were used to count inferred transitions from one state to another (e.g., from livestock to human host or from absence to presence of a particular resistance gene).

The number of inferred transitions are reduced to five, if clades b and c in Figure 2, which are reconstructed with low support, are collapsed, and Cnemophilus is placed as sister to the 'core Corvoidea' clade (Additional file 2).

There was a smaller number of inferred transitions from Scotland to other countries (median = 6; 95% HPD interval = [0, 20]), although there was some overlap between the 95% HPD intervals for the number of jumps in and out of Scotland.

Across the evolutionary history of CC398, there were more inferred transitions from livestock hosts to humans than from humans to livestock (median = 14, 95% HPD = [12, 21] for livestock to humans; median = 2, 95% HPD = [1, 9] for humans to livestock) (Fig. 2).