Sentence examples for map the extant from inspiring English sources

The revolution in virus genome sequencing promises to effectively map the extant biological universe and reveal fundamental relationships between viral biology, genome structure, and evolution.

Mapping the extant marginal muscle forms on the composite phylogeny, revealed similar forms among closely related taxa (Figs.  4, 5, 6, and 7).

Mapping the extant as well as the ancestral character states onto the phylogeny in Figure 1 suggests that only few evolutionary steps occurred since the last common ancestor of the studied species.

Cabbage AP2/ERF genes were used as a query to search against available public databases (e-value 1.0E-3) using Blast2go [ 45], which is a sequence-based tool to assign GO terms and annotation for each BLAST hit obtained by mapping the extant annotation associations [ 46].

As a result, we present actual genetic maps of the extant species and deduced genetic maps of their MRCAs according to their phylogenetic relationships, and depict the possible inversion and translocation events that occurred leading to each genome.

To date, there have not been QTLs identified for the composition of Miscanthus biomass or forage quality, but the extant mapping populations are an excellent resource for mapping these traits.

More recently an evolutionary-based multiple network alignment algorithm CAPPI (Dutkowski and Tiuryn, 2007) was developed which tries to reconstruct the ancestral network for the input species and maps it back onto the extant networks to identify common modules.

Therefore we must propose to the Palestinians that we enter into political/ diplomatic negotiations on the only basis acceptable to the international community and to the Palestinians themselves - the extant road map - and at the same time remove the yoke of economic distress through the development triangle.

This suggests that the ancestral map possess a resolution comparable to the maps of extant species, despite the different observational base.

The idea behind explaining the high evolvability of organisms is that the genotype phenotype maps of extant organisms are such that the probability that random mutation will improve the phenotype has increased during evolution.

The extant theories vary in how well they map onto these 5 dimensions of parietal organization.