Sentence examples for most common lineages from inspiring English sources

Alveolates, Fungi, and picoplanktonic Chlorophytes were the most common lineages captured despite the small sample volumes (200 250 ml).

The data indicate that the sub-hgs, L3b1a and L3e5, are the most common lineages in the Chad Basin (both accounting for >17% of the total sample).

The most common lineages in the United States are sequence type (ST) 1 (USand0) and ST8 (USA300), which usually carry type IV SCC mec and PVL-encoding genes.

The low diversity of genotypes may be explained by an evolutionary advantage of the most common lineages over other lineages combined with optimal conditions for transmission, such as overcrowding and inadequate ventilation.

The low diversity of genotypes may be explained by an evolutionary advantage of the most common lineages over the other lineages combined with optimal conditions for transmission, such as overcrowding and inadequate ventilation.

The only individual spoligotype pattern that was associated with HIV status was the most common Lineage 1 spoligotype, ST129, with 17/21 (81%) HIV positive.

It thus appears, in agreement with earlier studies in south-eastern Australia [5], [6], [8], [9], [22], [23], Queensland [23], [27], [28], [29], [30], [31] and Western Australia [24], [33], that Bradyrhizobium is by far the most common lineage present among legume root-nodule bacteria throughout Australia.

It remains the most common lineage in this population, although the proportion has fallen over time.

Among the T-lineages, T3-ETH is the most common lineage accounting for 25.6% of the T-lineage in this study.

Among the 954 isolates belonging to the M. tuberculosis complex, 671 (71%) belonged to lineage 4, which was the most common lineage in Ethiopia.

As the most common lineage, the network of D1-M15 is also deep-structured and a clear south vs. north divergence can be inferred though sporadic haplotype sharing exists.