Sentence examples for measurements of evolutionary from inspiring English sources

In recent years, radar analysis of human motion using measurements of evolutionary Doppler frequency variations has been under intensive study [1 9].

HIV specific models will improve the accuracy in measurements of evolutionary distance and phylogenetic inference on HIV sequences.

This track shows measurements of evolutionary conserved elements using two phylogenetic methods, phastCons and phyloP.

This variation imposes an inherent limitation on the precision and accuracy of any quantitative statement based on measurements of evolutionary distances.

These two measurements of evolutionary rate show an overall positive correlation in all four chemosensory families (Additional file 3: Figure S1).

These link-based observations are not only consistent with previous node-based results but also allow to suggest that standard single-node measurements of evolutionary conservation can be extended to their neighboring links.

This program implements a wide variety of models and can be used for measurement of evolutionary rates, or prediction of RNA (or protein) secondary structure.

(ii) Is over-representation of network patterns a suitable measurement of evolutionary pressure and thus of functional significance?

In addition, mitochondrial genome provides a systematic view and measurement of evolutionary history of an organism which is synchronized with the nuclear genome of the host [ 23].

Measurement of evolutionary distances between orthologues was performed as a means of estimating time since separation of the plant species or genes, to verify the trees obtained from the ClustalX2 program [ 56] and to provide a measure of rates of mutation for the genes.

Conserved synteny refers to an inferred homology relationship between genes which are supported by sharing a common genomic neighborhood, and is a widely used measurement of evolutionary divergence across all domains of life (Moreno-Hagelsieb et al. 2001; Engstrom et al. 2007; Heger and Ponting 2007; Poyatos and Hurst 2007; Tang, Bowers, et al. 2008).