Sentence examples for more ancestry from inspiring English sources
The more Ancestry.com's users who have their DNA tested, the more results there will be to compare to mine.
When Skoglund, Dalén, and their colleagues compared the DNA of the Taymyr wolf with that of 48 dog breeds, they found that Greenland sledge dogs and Siberian huskies shared more ancestry with the Taymyr wolf than did any other breed.
My analysis underscores previous work showing that many (50 or more) ancestry informative markers are needed to avoid erroneous classification.
Rosenberg et al. [ 26] investigated the genetic relationship of human populations and found that populations from the same continent share more ancestry than random populations [see also [ 7]].
A Discriminant Analysis of Principal Components indicated that the latter group is a mixture of the other three taxa, with form pipiens and form molestus contributing somewhat more ancestry than Cx.
These estimates indicate that the two panels of AIMs extracted more ancestry information than a 10-fold denser panel of random markers and much more than the 2 k random marker panel.
We used the standard Akaike information criterion (AIC; Bozdogan 1987) that balances the goodness of fit with the number of parameters in the model (more ancestries to infer increases the number of parameters in our method).
Puerto Ricans have more African ancestry than Native American ancestry, and we observe a correspondingly larger frequency of the YRI (African) panel and lower frequencies of East Asian panels.
Participants who attended university exhibited more European ancestry and less Native American and African ancestry than those who had finished secondary school or primary school only.
While European AIMs will be useful in studies that examine individuals of diverse European origin, many GWASs focus on cohorts of much more homogeneous ancestry (e.g. individuals from within a single country).
With the addition of one more assumed ancestry (K = 5), the Gir and Nelore breeds were separated into two clusters of indicine ancestry and the Brahman breed had intermediate levels of taurine and indicine ancestries.
