Sentence examples for made for genus from inspiring English sources

The main comparisons of microbial diversity within and among horses were made for genus and higher-level classifications as described below.

Finally, the monotypic genus Arctonotus was made for the single species, A. lucidus, which is known to be a close relative of Proserpinus [9], [10].

A number of classification and naming inconsistencies, especially at the level of genus, were resolved, and species and genus-level groupings were made for sequences from uncultivated taxa.

> Previously, several attempts have been made for increasing the markers based species delineation and genus identification events in Beta vulgaris.

A core-gene tree was created for all the members of the Escherichia genus and another one was made for only E. coli and Shigella.

Spores of the genus Bacillus are currently in widespread use as probiotics enabling a case to be made for their safety.

The word squatina is the angelshark's name in Latin, derived from the word for skate; it was made the genus name for all angel sharks by the French zoologist André Duméril in 1806.

The recent availability of genome sequences of D. melanogaster (Dmel) and a constellation of closely-related species at various levels of divergence time selected in the genus Drosophila have made the genus an ideal model for a thorough comparative analysis for DPGs.

Here reference was made to genus terms such as 'animal'animal

As the use of best matches yields a rank-specific classifier, all predictions were made at the genus level, even for organisms that were novel at much higher taxonomic ranks.

As the genus includes the geneticists' pet plant A. thaliana L., plenty of molecular tools are available also for its relatives [e.g., the recent release of the A. lyrata genome, [ 42]], making the genus ideal for studying polyploid evolution.