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Indeed, synonymous polymorphic sites are consistently fewer across genes within the Maine population compared to the Georgia population, and chi-squared tests of 2 × 4 contingency tables indicate that the Georgia mutation ratios are significantly different from those of both northern populations (p > 0.01 for both comparisons), but northern ratios are not different from each other (p = 0.77).

The mutation ratios were calculated by dividing number of mutant calli or shoots by the total number of transformed calli or shoots.

After the removal of the external branches the mutation ratios were still higher for the younger clades.

The observed decrease in mutation ratios was expected for all time-windows as the high ratios of external branches also contributed to the ratios of the older clades (Figure 5).

The non-synonymous to synonymous and RNA to synonymous mutation ratios were also presented as Ka/Ks or Kri/Ks values that gave the relative rates with respect to the rate of synonymous substitutions.

R/S mutation ratios were calculated for the total VH segment, FRs and CDRs (Table 2).

The main parameters of NSGA-II are population size, number of iteration, crossover ratio and mutation ratio are 200, 1000, 0.8 and 0.3 0.01, respectively.

Therefore, the mutation ratio was 25.7%% (Fig. 1) for TE genes.

The results suggested that the mutation ratio is an effect rather than a cause for the acquisition of antibiotic resistance.

Whereas mutation ratio is used as a signifier to measure and project severity of disease, this can only be made meaningful in the context of concrete experience of the disease.

The per-site recombination to mutation ratio is also greater than 20.