Other palaeoanthropologists, however, interpret the unique traits of Homo floresiensis as reflecting its evolution from a more ancient human precursor like Homo habilis or even an australopithecine.
To evaluate and interpret the phenotypic traits associated with normal expression of dimmed, we have employed three independent anatomical measurements–(i) mRNA in situ's, (ii) regulatory promoter sequences [33], [34], and (iii) specific antibody staining ([40], and this study).
Additional evaluation steps were conducted in the case study to clinically interpret the resultant quantitative trait (see the later paragraph).
It can incorporate different types of bio-molecular interactions to infer the signal transduction pathways and interpret the expression quantitative trait loci (eQTL) associations.
On the other hand, if the associations were restricted to a single gene, this might be interpreted as the traits reflecting different manifestations of a single underlying cause.
We interpret the intercept as an estimate of trait similarity at speciation, with the slope indicative of the general trend of trait divergence or convergence.
Generally, whether conventional or phylogenetical statistics should be used to interpret the results depends on whether the analyzed traits exhibit phylogenetic signal.
In order to determine the mechanisms that drive changes in plant community composition across spatial and temporal scales, plant functional traits were used to interpret the results of a repeat species survey across a gradient of five alpine summits in south-east Australia.
Graebner sought to interpret the history of Oceania from the geographical study of cultural traits.
In order to interpret the results better, we have organized our tests around the following questions: In the ELEA dataset, 10 personality traits have been annotated.
