Sentence examples for present-day sample from inspiring English sources

The process starts from the present-day sample and proceeds backward in time, allowing a succession of coalescent and recombination events to shape the genealogy.

Pair-wise distances comparing the aboriginal and extant samples show that the southern aboriginal sample was strongly differentiated from the northern and from all present-day samples.

However, there is a lag between the time of historical events and the collection of present-day samples that are used to infer contemporary population structure.

Much higher standard deviations of the FCA-scores among the oldest compared to present-day samples showed that the distribution of genetic variation has been much wider historically.

Particularly, the dynamics are notably different when the ancient samples are directly ancestral to the present-day samples and when they belong to a sister population that diverged from the present-day population.

The TEQ levels reported in the present study may not be applicable to present-day samples since many of the PBDE mixtures have been phased out, and other brominated replacement chemicals are being used in commerce.

When all the aDNA analyses were finished, DNA was extracted, and the mtDNA HVRI region was analysed in present-day samples at a physically distant laboratory following a previously published protocol.

To see, if genetic variation patterns were significantly different between the temporal groups, we compared the means and variances of individual scores along the first and second FCA axis between the first and present-day samples.

The objective of this study was to directly assess the temporal evolution of the maternal aboriginal pool of La Gomera using mtDNA analysis on geographically ascribed samples from pre-Hispanic aboriginal remains and present-day samples collected from the six municipalities of the island.

Studies using nuclear DNA sequences (Groenen et al. 2012) and mitochondrial DNA sequences from both ancient DNA and present-day samples by Larson et al. (2010) have provided evidence consistent for the early evolution of Sus scrofa in the Island South East Asia (ISEA) region followed by migration into the rest of the Asia region and Eurasia.

The genetic diversity indices (Table 2) show equivalent values for the ancient and the present day sample sets of our study.