Taxonomic distinctness often provides complimentary or contradictory information to the more typical richness analyses.
A feature of this study is the way in which automation made it feasible to include independent biological replicates of an RIL population and an NIL population without compromising sample size, resulting in more substantial evidence of multiple QTL than can be achieved by more typical phenotype analyses.
These findings were compared with two more typical, quality independent, dependence ratio analyses based on percentage changes in pre-thinning fruit set and harvest yield (Appendix 1).
Since PrP has been reported to possess an unusual property for a GPI-linked protein, the ability to undergo basolateral (dendritic) sorting in polarized cells in distinction to the more typical apical (axonal) sorting, parallel analyses were undertaken for PrPC and Sho.
Perhaps surprisingly, the bSFS scheme for 5 lineages almost always contained more information about past bottlenecks than the genome-wide SFS for 20 lineages, a more typical sample size for SFS-based analyses (see Bhaskar and Song 2014, for specific bounds on sample sizes under various piecewise population size change models).
It then analysed these using more typical variables, such as income per head, education, age, family size and type of work.
Estimates of their more typical use are recorded, and are subjected to secondary analyses.
However, because of lineage-specific duplications, datasets using protein-coding nuclear genes to resolve relationships across all angiosperms are limited (but see PHYC [ 57, 58]; Pires, unpublished data) and analyses of organellar and ribosomal markers are more typical.
More commercial, more streamlined, more typical.
If only Beihe were more typical.
