Sentence examples for more inferred from inspiring English sources

The presence of hominin and carnivore groups appears to have been higher in levels with more inferred competition.

In all reconstructions, there were many more inferred shifts from bee- to bird-pollination syndrome than the reverse (Table  1).

Across the evolutionary history of CC398, there were more inferred transitions from livestock hosts to humans than from humans to livestock (median = 14, 95% HPD = [12, 21] for livestock to humans; median = 2, 95% HPD = [1, 9] for humans to livestock) (Fig. 2).

The number of tips per origin (NoTO) metric is used to test whether, given the number of halophyte taxa in the tree (tips), there are significantly more inferred origins of salt tolerance, and thus smaller clades of halophytes, than we would expect under a Brownian motion model of trait evolution.

Therefore, identifying the aspect of a cascade and distinguishing the different propagation patterns of aspects may potentially obtain more accurately inferred edges.

It was a brief conversation in which much more was inferred than actually said.

Hence we opt for using CATH topology (i.e. fold) in this paper rather than CATH homologous superfamily or other, more manually inferred databases [11].

Given a more accurate inferred network, the spatial predictions should improve.

In order to have a good statistics (more than 250 inferred phrases) and a high inference success (around 90%), in this work we have chosen T0 = 1.5 in E. coli and T0 = 1.3 in B. subtilis.

Stated more formally, the inferred uniform resource locators (URLs) for such collections of data are not persistent.

We refer to a method as "more reliable" if inferred up/pu ratios differ between MP and ML (Mantel-Haentzel test, P<0.05) and duppu values are closer to actual values (Wilcoxon ranked signs test, P<0.05) for one of the methods.