Sentence examples for inferred very from inspiring English sources

Phylogenetic analyses of both data sets inferred very strongly supported trees at all taxonomic levels.

Furthermore, sub-types typically remain poorly defined e.g. the 'basal-like' breast cancer sub-type, for which different studies have inferred very distinct genetic signatures (Perou et al., 2000; Sorlie et al., 2001; Sotiriou et al., 2003)—and yet many patients do not fall into any known sub-type.

In fact, it would be dangerous to infer very much from Massachusetts and Mississippi.

"Seeing a number bars and a line you can infer very quickly what is going on versus if you just look at numbers".

Asher also emphasizes how paleontologists, comptive anatomists, and molecular biologists infer very nearly the same sequences of divergence from data in their various fields.

Within populations we infer very little variation in the accumulation of deleterious mutations across individuals when considering all nonsynonymous variants.

This ignores the fact that genomes have a finite length and so overestimates the power to infer very strong and/or recent bottlenecks.

Given that there were only 2 patients per dosing arm in this uncontrolled study, it is difficult to infer very much from the cognitive measures that were made.

While Gutenkunst et al. (2009) infer very large values for the gene flow between populations after the out-of-Africa event, our confidence intervals for the migration rates are significantly smaller and closer to the zero-migration limit.

At the other end of the spectrum, we had two isolates that differed by just 23 SNPs inferring very close genetic similarity and confirmed by the historical metadata which showed that the isolates were obtained from the same poultry establishment one year apart (2008 and 2009).

By evaluating the population splits between Asian and African rice, different domestication process can be inferred since very distinct clustering was observed (Fig. 5b).