Sentence examples for levels of ancestry from inspiring English sources
While the cultivated indica and japonica subpopulations were clearly differentiated from each other, they each shared significant levels of ancestry with both W1 and W6 ORSC accessions.
For each population, strains were observed with high levels of ancestry to that population.
We also compared the genetic diversity and family relatedness within the clusters at different levels of ancestry.
To evaluate the effect of transmitted alleles on the risk of ASD, the primary analyses assume an additive model and evaluated four overlapping data sets: two levels of diagnosis (spectrum versus strict diagnosis) by two levels of ancestry (all ancestries versus European ancestry).
Similarly, professionals and women who earned over U$S 750 per month, had higher levels of European ancestry, with concomitantly lower levels of Native American and African ancestry (Additional file 1: Table S3).
Within these catchments, even higher levels of native ancestry were detected: all large alpine lakes (belonging to the Danube catchment) were dominated by genes of Danube ancestry, with levels of >90% in Ammersee and Starnberger See (1.2) and >80% in Chiemsee and Waginger See (1.1).
Cladograms are phylogenetic trees that depict evolutionary relationships among a set of taxa in terms of nested levels of common ancestry.
"As much as 10percentt of European-Americans from the South carry small levels of African ancestry, a few percent," Bryc said, based on the company's study of 160,000 customers.
Areas with a low historical production of sugar or with a high historical production of molasses presented also higher levels of African ancestry.
Also, for individuals self-classified as Black we can see considerable, but highly discrepant levels of European ancestry varying from 29.3% in Santa Catarina to 53.9% in Bahia.
Thus, we built separate models for the East region and the rest of the island that explained 18.7% and 2.5% of the variance in the levels of African ancestry, respectively (Table 2).
