Sentence examples for one taxa from inspiring English sources

Our patients often start out with that normal appearance, but within just a few days we saw that in some patients 95percentt of bacteria in the gut were one taxa, and often this was a pathogen that dominated.

To overcome this problem we used, when possible, more than one taxa for each eukaryotic clade.

The Bayesian-based tree was rooted using the AGL28 sequence because MrBayes only allows one taxa as an outgroup.

Only 12%% are unique to a single species, with MSMEG accounting for 62%% of one taxa terms (Fig.  6).

Oysters are one taxa that lack specialised heteromorphic sex chromosomes [ 7, 54], but exhibit sex-specific recombination [this study, 8, 9].

For MCL gene clusters containing two genes (doublets), a gene could be seen either once in two separate taxa or twice within one taxa.

From these observations and similar ones on taxa displaying pheromonal polymorphism (e.g., [6], [10] [12], [60]), it is tempting to infer that assortative meeting promoted by pheromone differences accounts for reproductive isolation between groups using different pheromones.

Ninety-one taxa were subjected to RNA extraction with three methods presented here: (1) TRIzol/TURBO DNA- free kits using the manufacturer's protocol with the addition of sarkosyl; (2) a combination method using cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB) and TRIzol/sarkosyl/TURBO DNA- free; and (3) a combination of CTAB and QIAGEN RNeasy Plant Mini Kit.

We benchmarked SPRIT against other software in two different settings, small to medium sized trees i.e. five to one hundred taxa and large trees i.e. thousands of taxa.

In doing so, independent character evolution statements are made that will hopefully settle on an unequivocal or unambiguous pattern of genealogical descent.4 Whenever more than one ingroup taxa shares a derived character, this represents a potential special homology (a possible synapomorphy).

One bacterial taxa overwhelms the rest, or grows because the others have been wiped out by antibiotics or other interventions.