Sentence examples for molecular data but from inspiring English sources
Several researchers have claimed with confidence that platyrrhine phylogenetic history has been 'resolved' using these molecular data, but the concordance among these studies has never been quantified.
The family Pylochelidae was recovered as polyphyletic according to molecular data but was monophyletic when morphology was added.
The tree provides important confirmation for recent estimates of higher-level squamate phylogeny based on molecular data (but with more limited taxon sampling), estimates that are very different from previous morphology-based hypotheses.
This need is not specific to the development of predictive signatures from high-throughput molecular data but extends to many other branches of computational medicine and biology [ 14, 15].
As for Clade 4, for which only two badly damaged samples are available at the present time, its morphology appears similar to Clade 3 (also its closest relative in Frasassi according to our molecular data) but more specimens need to be collected before definite conclusions can be reached regarding its identity.
New methods for rapid and inexpensive plastid genome sequencing (e.g., [ 132]) may ameliorate the effects of insufficient sampling of extant taxa; however, many major lineages of green plants are now extinct, precluding their inclusion in analyses of molecular data (but see [ 133- 136]).
This might be a problem for some molecular data types, but often data can be transformed to approximately achieve normality.
Song and molecular data identify congruent but novel affinities of the green oropendola.
Molecular data are sparse but include the purinergic receptor occuring in H. dujardini [ 16].
The relationship between aetiologic risk factors and these molecular data is lacking, but this information would allow for a better understanding of uterine sarcoma tumour biology.
Solanum oplocense was shown to be a well-defined species using morphological data [ 7] and molecular data [ 8], but it was not distinct in an AFLP study [ 46] nor in ours.
