The consistently good performance suggests that PHASE is robust to some violations of the underlying neutral coalescent model (e.g., selection, kin clustering, population structure [ 53]).
Population genetics suggest that male common voles move among population clusters since females mate promiscuously [ 51], while females are philopatric and live in kin-clusters [ 52].
However, as the agents follow their diffusion movement (a random walk) the clustering of kin agents is reduced.
Luiseño people lived in villages of semisubterranean earth-covered lodges and were apparently organized in small kin-based groups clustered into clans or quasi-clans; these had territorial, political, and economic functions.
Autophosphorylation of IGF1R-kin wild-type (WT), cluster 1 (C1) and cluster 4 (C4) as a function of time monitored by anti-pY Western-blot.
speed) (Intercept) 0.78 − 0.18 Number of households 0.00 0.00 Ratio of seed adopters 1.02 0.24 Experience coefficient (Var 1) 0.20 1.43 Externality threshold (Var 2) − 0.05 − 0.28 Clustering coefficient of Kin.
No matter where an immigrant hails from, he can find a cluster of his ethnic kin somewhere in America.
We characterize the kin networks by measuring the global clustering coefficient (CC) which provides a normalized measure for the frequency of transitive triangles in the kin network (this measure could not be used for the network of families due to the presence of triangles of two different types) [28].
Seven populations (FOR, ENG, ED, NYB, END, KIN and FLO) showed relatively similar clustering patterns and their pairwise FST values ranged from 0 to 0.083.
Eta and Kin sequences were also identified as separate clusters of orthologs; however, the phylogenetic reconstructions of RR and HKs suggested that they might constitute a cluster of orthologs.
Eight major clusters were identified for the Kin-2A-GLPL region (Additional File 9, Additional File 10).
