This study provides a phylogeographical analysis based on a comprehensive distribution-wide sampling regime and more extensive sampling, and thus should provide new insights into the evolutionary history of the genus.
As we are allowing for flexible backbones in this step, flexible proteins need more extensive sampling.
A more extensive sampling of her Internet-on-canvas approach will appear at the Motelsalieri Gallery in Rome next month.
A more extensive sampling of a single site in Kilteasheen, Ireland was performed to account for regional DNA preservation between individuals with similar burial contexts across a time transect of approximately six centuries.
While this limited sampling yielded a positive brain-behavior relation, more extensive sampling, as in task 3, will allow this relation to be characterized more specifically in future work.
If more extensive sampling on the continent broke up Caribbean monophyly, this would be evidence of more frequent dispersal between the islands and the continents, but would not likely change our estimations of the age of this ancestral node.
More extensive sampling on the Caribbean could feasibly uncover Cyrtognatha taxa that share an older ancestor than that inferred from the Panamanian specimen, thus pushing back estimates of the timing of original colonization, however, given our relatively dense sampling on the Caribbean we find this unlikely.
The larger sample volumes produced by VAB devices allow more extensive sampling and even complete removal of some clusters of microcalcifications.
Our results have begun to map distinct highways for microbial migration and genomic exchange across hydrothermal systems, and beckon for much more extensive sampling of the YNP biosphere, particularly what may be a prolific subsurface reservoir of chemotrophic life.
Previous studies suggested that a single virus established productive infection, but these conclusions were tempered because of limited sampling; now, we have greatly increased our confidence in this observation through modeling the observed earliest sample diversity based on vastly more extensive sampling.
The next year, Steven Goodman and colleagues revisited the group with more extensive sampling on Madagascar.
