Sentence examples for most extensive sampling from inspiring English sources

On November 28, the most extensive sampling was conducted, with 212 samples collected.

Our analyses, which are based on the most extensive sampling of North American Dryopteris taxa and loci to date, unambiguously support the "semicristata" hypothesis as an explanation for this group's evolutionary history.

With regard to Orobanchaceae relationships, the most extensive sampling in terms of both taxa and character number are that of Xia et al. [ 43] and Albach et al. [ 50].

Second, the most extensive sampling has been focussed on crop species, where modifications in their rDNA genome organization may have occurred as a result of intense artificial selection (e.g. Pedrosa-Harand et al. 2006).

Currently, the dataset with the most extensive sampling of diversity at both var and microsatellite loci within a local population consists of a set of 30 single infection isolates from a local population in Papua New Guinea for which we have sequences for a portion of the var DBLα domain and the alleles for 12 microsatellite loci (Barry et al., 2007; Chen et al., 2011).

They are the observers, of course, who see the most extensive samples of the child's behavior, especially with younger children.

Here, we report the most extensive sample of vomeronasal receptor class 1 (V1R) sequences ever generated for a diverse yet phylogenetically coherent group of mammals, the tooth-combed primates (suborder Strepsirrhini).

Here we report results from the most extensive sample of forest elephants to date, from the core of their range, and compare these results with previously published mitchondrial DNA sequences for savannah elephants from east and southern Africa and populations from west Africa and DRC.

Here, we have shown with the most extensive taxon sampling that we are aware of for both fruiting and nonfruiting amoebae that: 1) protosteloid ameobae are not monophyletic, and 2) amoebozoans with stalked fruiting are not monophyletic.

It has the most extensive taxon sampling for the subfamily and uses a model of molecular evolution to estimate the phylogeny from two nuclear genes.

In the benthic realm, ArcOD has undertaken one of the most extensive deep-sea sampling efforts of the Canada Basin in- and epi-fauna [305], [350].