Sentence examples for more genetic analyses from inspiring English sources
What's more, genetic analyses suggested that beaked whales should have the highest levels of myoglobin, as we would expect.
More genetic analyses of complete genome sequences would be helpful to investigate the possible reassortment events and evolution of the recently emerging G12 strains.
Archeological evidence mostly osteometric and morphometric data early argued in favor of several separate cattle domestication events [3] which was supported by more recent genetic analyses based on mitochondrial DNA [4], [5] and Y-chromosome polymorphisms [6].
More recently, genetic analyses of M. violaceum populations from many hosts have revealed strong genetic differentiation [ 25- 28].
This experience further emphasizes the value of skin biopsy examination as a guide for more comprehensive genetic analyses.
Use of more extensive genetic analyses for typing, such as whole genome sequencing, might be useful in subsequent molecular epidemiology studies.
Further comparative genomic studies and more detailed genetic analyses will greatly improve our ability to elucidate pig as well as human biology and medicine.
We are pursuing more detailed genetic analyses of these isolates (i.e., genomic sequencing) in order to better characterize their taxonomic position within the MAC.
Preliminary surveys of several crater lakes have resulted in an increase in the number of putative species [ 10], though these classifications have not yet been thoroughly verified by more detailed genetic analyses.
More recent genetic analyses have revealed that the Dodo from Mauritius and the closely related Rodrigues Solitaire (Pezophaps solitaria), both extinct flightless island endemics in the subfamily Raphinae, fall in a clade of morphologically very diverse Pigeon species.
The development of variable microsatellite markers for Daphnia species has allowed much more sensitive genetic analyses, and increased the chances that different clones are properly identified, and true clonal diversity better estimated (e.g., [ 16, 21, 22]).
