Sentence examples for molecular data currently from inspiring English sources

As pointed out by Haszprunar (2008), the Monoplacophora have yet to be subjected to a rigorous cladistic analysis, and the limited molecular data currently available produce an unexpected outcome, with the monoplacophorans residing within the polyplacophorans (Giribet et al. 2006).

Understanding the series of morphogenetic processes that underlie the making of embryo structures is a highly topical issue in developmental biology, essential for interpreting the massive molecular data currently available.

Combining ADH with low-grade DCIS, on the basis of the limited molecular data currently available, is premature.

An LSR based on morphology is thus uncertain while an Atlantic LSR is most likely based on the molecular data currently in hand.

However, the cytogenetic and molecular data currently available appear controversial on the presence of the typical translocation t(11 22)(q24;q12) and of trisomy 8, chromosomal changes that characterize the tumours belonging to the pPNETs-ETs.

have not been investigated using molecular data and are currently considered as Murinae incertae sedis [ 17].

Other potential members of Eenymeenymyzostoma n. gen. include ten other free-living myzostomid species described from stalked crinoids (excluding Pulvinomyzostomum messingi nomen nudum (Summers & Rouse, in press)); molecular data are not currently available for these taxa.

Other potential members of Eenymeenymyzostoma n. gen. include ten other free-living myzostomid species described from stalked crinoids, excluding Pulvinomyzostomum messingi Summers & Rouse, 2014 [ 4]; molecular data are not currently available for these taxa.

Even as these new genomic tools enhance diagnosis, they decrease the use of culture and molecular methods that produce data currently critical for epidemiologic investigation.

Additional analysis of morphological characters and molecular data from Pacific Northwest specimens is currently underway to explore the potential presence of a new candidate species.

Inspired by McMahon and Sanderson [ 2] and Sanderson et al. [ 3], we found an adequate approach to analyze all currently available molecular data in a single phylogenetic study in a standardized and efficient way.