Sentence examples for many phylogenetic groups from inspiring English sources
The potential to perform N2 fixation has been reported for many phylogenetic groups (Zehr et al. 2003; Dixon and Kahn 2004; Khadem et al. 2010), of which the Alphaproteobacteria, Cyanobacteria, Bacteroidetes and Verrucomicrobia were present in our study.
The strains in Turkey now include many phylogenetic groups previously found only in Scandinavia or Asia.
These features are indicative of a general process of genome evolution, as repeatedly observed in host-restricted lineages from many phylogenetic groups [ 37].
The results show that models incorporating rate variation fit the data better than do constant rate models in many phylogenetic groups.
The phylogenetic distribution of spliceosomal RNAs that are characteristic of the U12 spliceosome, i.e. the U11, U12, U4atac and U6atac RNAs, suggest that U12 spliceosomes were lost in many phylogenetic groups.
Such a simple definition of spore shape facilitated the tracing of the evolution of spore shape and showed that the ratio of spore dimensions is a useful character shared in many phylogenetic groups.
Many other phylogenetic groups include species with identical site specificities.
This makes Arabidopsis the most suitable model for the computational characterisation of any group of genes, especially because DNA replication and repair mechanisms are highly conserved across many evolutionarily divergent phylogenetic groups.
Out of the scope of this paper remain other approaches to infer a species tree, such as the supermatrix strategies, which are popularly used in many phylogenetic studies of particular groups as well as larger taxa.
Algae comprise a wide variety of photosynthetic heterotrophic organisms that belong to different phylogenetic groups, denoting many taxonomic divisions.
Inspection showed that while these HMMs approximate and include the original sequence pattern, neither description defines a uniform unit repeat, the predicted nature of the repeated domain, accurate features of many ORFs now identified, or the phylogenetic groups represented by these motifs.
