Sentence examples for molecular data support from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, molecular data support the hypothesis that terpenoid biosynthesis is modulated by C. herbacea herbivory.

Specifically, we address the following questions: (1) Do molecular data support the morphology-based field identification of Bruguiera × rhynchopetala?

Nearly all molecular data support a sister relationship between A. means and A. pholeter which diverged as recently as the late-Pliocene.

Previously described subspecies provide convenient (although not necessarily biologically meaningful) labels for most terminal haplogroups, however in six instances the molecular data support non-taxonomic groupings; namely in Angola, the Middle Zambezi Valley, the Luangwa Valley, Upper Volta, Lower Volta and Niger (Table S2).

Our molecular data support this assumption.

Both morphological and molecular data support a monophyly of Mantodea and Isoptera (see [ 25]).

Finally, recent molecular data supports the formation of different co-adapted complexes between the Abd-B and Dsx proteins and its target genes.

Published molecular data supports the monophyly of these genera, i.e. [38] [40] showed that species assigned to Abyssogena, including phaseolifomis, kaikoi, and southwardae (from the Atlantic Ocean) form a well-supported cluster in a phylogenetic tree based on COI sequences.

Our best phylogenetic hypothesis (morphological + molecular data) supports most anomuran superfamilies and families as monophyletic.

The molecular data supports the historical species Group I-IV classification system for C. botulinum based upon biochemical and physical properties.

Furthermore, the molecular data supports a certain level of divergence between Clades B (in the north) and C (in the south).