Sentence examples for most likely identification from inspiring English sources

For ecological applications a regional barcoding approach might therefore be the best choice, as its goal is simple: finding the most likely identification for a specimen encountered, given its local environment.

The most likely identification, according to BLAST analysis (www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/blast/Blast.cgi), was P. wickerhamii.

Sorting similarity search output by subject and e-value returns the most significantly similar and therefore most likely identification of each contig within each search, and these identifications can be compared across searches.

On the basis of these test results, the most likely identification, estimated by a program for the computerized identification of mycobacteria (19 ), appeared to be M. avium-intracellulare (Table).

The sequences obtained were assembled, corrected by visual analysis of the electropherogram using Bioedit v.7.0.2 [ 29] and subjected to Blast identity search (NCBI) to give the most likely identification.

The two distinctly annotated specimens in cluster 16, H. "bulliardii" it20_4_1 and H. "olivaceus" zb2804 (an immature specimen) most likely represent identification artefacts (compare cluster 2, which contains most H. bulliardii specimens, and cluster 17, which comprises most H. olivaceus collections).

Most likely, the identification of other as yet unidentified deafness genes will follow.

For Mycobacterium bovis in the United Kingdom, a complex reservoir system seems most likely, and identification of the most important source of infection for cattle remains highly controversial (8).

Most likely, visual identification of languages is based on extracting both lexical and rhythmic information from visual speech signals (Ronquest et al., 2010).

The large N-terminal extension predicted in S. lividans TK24 is most likely mis-identification of the start site; regardless, this extended region does not contain an N-terminal signal sequence.

Computational identification of most likely etiological genes can facilitate more efficient identification of genes of diagnostic, prognostic and therapeutic value by presenting strong candidates for future empirical research.