Sentence examples for relatedness groups from inspiring English sources

In mixed relatedness groups, non-sibling nymphs were discernable from full sibling nymphs via a morphological marker, white eyes.

The effect sizes (Cohen's d, {95%CI}) of relatedness on sperm viability were 0.04 {−0.10, 0.19} for full sibling groups and 0.12 {−0.34} 0.34} for mixed relatedness groups.

In the second experiment, we reared a second generation of experimental crickets produced as above, but raised in mixed relatedness groups.

Mixed relatedness groups consisted of fifteen newly hatched full sibling nymphs, and fifteen newly hatched non-sibling nymphs of mixed parentage, making a total of 30 individuals.

We do this by raising crickets in either full sibling groups (high competition between close relatives), or mixed relatedness groups (low competition between close relatives).

This result was obtained in our first experiment when experimental males were raised in full sibling groups, and in our second experiment when experimental males were raised in mixed relatedness groups (Table 1, Figure 1).

RAPD analysis of ESBL strains for clonal relatedness grouped the strains into seven clonal groups (A-G).

Skew models incorporate many parameters (e.g., relatedness, group size, fighting ability, ecological harshness on independent reproduction), of which total experimental control in order to fit to the assumptions is often less feasible.

We expect that individuals raised in mixed-relatedness groups should be more likely to display preferential behaviour towards their relatives, than individuals raised in full sibling groups.

Sequences were clustered into relatedness-groups (OTUs) by average-linkage clustering, using the application sortx [25].

This means the relatedness within groups (approximately the fraction of variance among groups for groups of this size) in the population is initially equal to one.