Sentence examples for modern samples and from inspiring English sources
Over the next three years I added data on other ancient and modern samples, and the results were clear: Neanderthals had evolved their own special characteristics, and did not look like ancestors for the Cro-Magnons or for any modern people.
"I took the general concept of Brazilian Funk and mixed it with modern samples and song structures found in American dance music.
Genomic DNA from BTBR T+tf/J from 1996 and 2004 as well as a sample from 129X1/SvJ from the 1990s were similar to modern samples and thus offered no further insights.
The total number of measured individuals was 183 and they were all adults as assessed from medical record in modern samples and by dental development and epiphyseal fusion in medieval samples.
DNA extraction protocols were the same for macrofossils, modern samples, and bulk sediments.
(B ) Reference read frequency at biallelic SNPs in gene dense regions (GDRs) for the historic sample M-0182896, two modern samples, and simulated diploid, triploid and tetraploid genomes.
We also examined if ancient American haplotypes other than those in Clade I a were present in the modern sample, and identified a single modern haplotype derived from a pre-Columbian haplotype.
Also he used physical osteological examination (POE) of L1 for two modern samples (black and white), and reached accuracy rate of 85.1% for black using EPD & EPW (mid length not upper or lower border), and 91.8% for white using measurements not included in this study.
Hierarchical partitioning of genetic variation was evaluated with AMOVA [ 60] in Arlequin, including: (a) between historic and modern samples, (b) among drainages, and (c) between lake and river spawners.
Previous analyses on mtDNA of ancient and modern samples from mainland Italy and Sardinia revealed the occurrence of a private clade (D4 in Larson et al., 2005; E2 in Scandura et al., 2008; 2011a), which showed different haplotypes in the two populations (Scandura et al., 2008).
Saltonstall collected historical and modern samples of the reed worldwide and established genetic types that she could track, geographically and chronologically.
