Sentence examples for localities of samples from inspiring English sources

Of each independent run we employed the admixture model for individual ancestry and the F model for allele frequency correlation and without prior information on localities of samples.

This program uses geographic coordinates of collection localities of samples included in a phylogeny, along with branch length information, to estimate the geographic location of the ancestor of a clade using a random walk model of migration.

The most enigmatic result of the molecular studies of D. nihonkaiense cox1 and nad3 genes is the presence of 2 deeply divergent lineages that are not defined by the localities of the samples examined so far (21 ).

Since the objective function in (4) can be represented as a Laplacian matrix, the locality of the samples is also preserved in the low-dimensional space.

Enemy rearing methods and collection localities of galler population samples have been described previously [ 21, 22].

It is noticeable that the relative percentage abundance of these compounds differed according to the locality of the sampling; undecane was the major component in the Bensekrane (A) and Sid Abdelli (B) sample oils (34.1% and 30.9%, respectively), whereas dodecyl acetate 57 was identified as the main aliphatic component in the Terni (C) and Beni Snous (D) root oils (48.2% and 42.3%, respectively).

Detailed information on the geographical distribution of the two species and the localities of the populations sampled in this study is shown in Additional file 1: Table S1 and Additional file 2: Table S2.

The clusters defined by STRUCTURE correspond to a sampling locality or a group of sampling localities up to K = 6 (Fig. 5A) and the log-likelihood-values reached a plateau at K = 6 (Fig. 5B).

The locality of the sample (number Ma2-48a) was described by Miyazaki (1999).

We analysed the relationship between the stable isotope values (δC and δN) and the trace element concentrations (hepatic Zn, Cu, Fe, Hg, Se, renal Cd) with regard to local bathymethry, latitude of sampled localities, and age of harbour porpoises using a principal components analysis (PCA).

The localities of two calcite vein samples (CV-1 and CV-2) are indicated by arrows.