Therefore, we expect that when mtDNA is combined with nuclear DNA data in future studies, a more well supported and informative demographic history will be obtained.
In contrast, the intraspecific divergence of provisionally adopted ' A. ocreata' EU909446/GQ250405/AY918962 and A. sp. 7 were respectively higher than the cutoff value, but they were both defined as a single species because the two species could not been split into more well supported subclades.
This will make our preferred model more robust and well supported.
These and many additional cases of more or less well supported horizontal transfer of the rpl5/ rps14 locus will be the subject of a forthcoming paper (H.C. Ong, D.W. Rice, S.M. Chang, and J.D. Palmer, in preparation).
Finally, in a performance comparison of MIDAS to a recent subpath prediction method, PATHOME, our method identified more subpaths and much more genes that are well supported by the literature information.
As we will see below, these molecular dates are now well supported by more and more fossil discoveries from the same time period in eastern and central Africa.
The two "circumdehiscent" species Cymbaeremaeus cymba and Ametroproctus lamellatus form a well supported more basal clade, rendering the "Circumdehiscentiae with wrinkled nymphs" paraphyletic.
Third, the notion that midazolam impairs explicit memory substantially more than implicit memory, while well supported by psychological data, is actually not a critical assumption of our logic, which depends more specifically on striatal-dependent implicit associative learning rather than on implicit learning in general.
Two of the festival's more conventional narratives were also well supported by their directors.
The analyses presented here utilize more phylogenetically informative characters and well supported phylogenomic relationships to provide a greater accuracy of divergence estimates through the use of complete plastomes.
While the quantitative data indicated the decreasing trend in the interventions' use and modest perceptions of the interventions' utility, the qualitative data provided insights, for example, that some participants felt well supported and more confident, and thus were less likely to seek out supports.
