Sentence examples for most heterogenous from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Group 2B is the most heterogenous of all the major groups, more so in the new phylogeny with four additional species of Dictyostelids.

Finally, site-stripping approaches (Brinkmann and Philippe 1999; Pisani 2004; Sperling et al. 2009) can be used to eliminate rapidly evolving sites and limit LBA artifacts because the most rapidly evolving sites are expected to be the most heterogenous in composition.

Perth was the most genetically heterogenous group of nests (average intracity FST = 0.111).

PDHC deficiency is genetically heterogenous and most patients have defects in the X-linked E1- α gene but defects in the other components of the complex encoded by PDHB, PDHX, DLAT, DLD genes or in the regulatory enzyme encoded by PDP1 have also been found.

Grafting bone materials such as autogenous, allogenic, and heterogenous bone are most widely used to restore bony defect.

dRif1 stained the nucleus in a heterogenous manner, with most nuclei showing one or two prominent dark patches along with a diffuse nuclear staining.

Random network theory in which one seeks to draw conclusions about an ensemble of randomly chosen networks, rather than a specific instance of a network is particularly relevant to neural networks because such networks are large, under-specified (most connections cannot be measured), and heterogenous (connections are variable both within, and between, organisms).

Discrepant results of TS were probably due to the heterogenous distribution seen in most cancer tissues.

Most of the clusters (18) are heterogenous with distantly related NBS domains.

Most of these data, however, originate from heterogenous, observational studies with inconsistent results, and therefore, there is a need for the results from the large scale, randomized, controlled clinical trials on the use of hyperoxia, which can be anticipated within the next 2 3 years.

In general though, developing new evolutionary models (and distances) to generate EGNs with weighted edges that take into account heterogenous evolutionary processes seems a most interesting prospect.