Sentence examples for populations branch from inspiring English sources
Within Mesquite, this is equivalent to holding the branch widths of the population tree equal across populations (branch widths equal 1).
By knowing the mutation rate of mtDNA and comparing Australian samples with those from Asian populations, the team ascertained that the Australian and New Guinean populations branched off from a parent population 50,000 years ago, and that no significant additions to the aboriginal Australian gene pool had been made until modern times.
In agreement with Fst and PCA results, Tunisian populations branched between AFT and EUT breeds with BLCAP closer than BRATG to AFT populations.
In the case of R. acetosa, metallicolous populations branched in separate positions in the NJ dendrograms obtained by AFLP and ISSR data, supporting the hypothesis of independent origins from nearby normal populations.
The probability density function f(G| S) of gene trees G given the species tree S is the product of (2) across all populations (branches of the species tree).
"This suggests that the children of immigrants are continuing to assimilate over time as they have in past generations," said Elizabeth M. Grieco, chief of the bureau's Foreign-Born Population Branch.
Population branch statistics (PBS) is an effective method to detect signatures of recent natural selection [ 31].
To detect signatures that shaped in modern crop improvement, we employed an effective method known as population branch statistics.
The federal government, through the Health Promotion and Population Branch attempted to also integrate the two approaches by developing a "population health promotion" model [ 46].
iHS enrichment score and the population branch statistic (PBS) analyses suggest that selective sweeps are unlikely to account for the clustering and population specificity.
To further elucidate the effects of domestication, we detected the genomic regions showing artificial selection signals by genetic bottleneck model [ 18, 19] and population branch statistics [ 27].
