This form of hierarchical branching-descent-group organization with territorial overtones was found in most Polynesian societies, with appropriate variations for local environmental conditions, cultural history, and, as noted in the previous section, the opportune use of bilateral models of descent.
The coefficient of variation indicated that the data were not evolving in a clock-like fashion (value above 0.5), and the uncorrelated lognormal (UCLN) model was thus the most appropriate model of rate variation for this set of loci.
But surprisingly, like in other nematodes, microsatellites, which are usually regarded as among the most appropriate tools to study variation at the individual level, have been very poorly investigated in this taxon.
Given mutation rate variation, the most appropriate metric is polymorphism normalized by divergence.
The ratio (Fed-Feo)/Fet proved as the most appropriate POR with 64% explained variation by a multiple linear regression model, implying significantly lower iron release with higher SM and pH values.
Its cutoff corresponding to the 10% coefficient of variation was most appropriate for early diagnosis of DN.
However, the observation of substantial copy number variation in C. elegans [ 53] suggests that it is probably most appropriate to apply a mutation rate calculation that includes indels, as we have done.
In terms of cost per QALY, we have shown that THR may be more sensitive to optimal treatment and care in the most appropriate patient groups than to local variations in cost.
For this reason, a defined synthetic must was chosen in this work as the most appropriate growth medium to overcome this variation.
First, they have a human genome and thus are the most appropriate for studying human disease-relevant genetic variations.
