Sentence examples for sample of species from inspiring English sources

Because carrion flies are notoriously indiscriminate eaters, they yield DNA from a broad sample of species.

This work estimates the number of populations per area of a sample of species from literature on population differentiation and the average range area of a species from a sample of distribution maps.

We list five main criteria that well-designed monitoring programmes should meet: representative sampling locations, sufficient sample size, sufficient detections of target species, a representative sample of species, and a sound temporal sampling scheme.

Species F is the most distantly related of the sample of species and is known as the "outgroup".

Species' responses to current anthropogenic climate changes are only beginning to be appreciated (e.g., Parmesan 1996; Parmesan et al. 1999, 2004; Peterson and Martínez-Meyer 2009) and only for a small sample of species for which before-and-after information is available.

It must be borne in mind that even if the unbalanced nature of a phylogeny reflects real differences in species diversity (which it often does not, as most trees include an incomplete sample of species), the relative diversity of major lineages can change over time, with one being the most diverse now and the other having been so in the past (Crisp and Cook 2005).

The exact origin of fragmented mt genomes in parasitic lice remains to be determined with more and wider sampling of species from the suborders Ischnocera and Amblycera.

However, existing protected areas represent only relatively small, geographically biased samples of species and habitats.

To include some realistic sampling of species, the validation set for mycobacteria included the set Myc_Retro consisting of all mycobacterial (meaning positive MGIT culture) samples sent to the laboratories at the Oxford John Radcliffe Hospital between 2 June 2013 and 29 January 2014.

Using this compilation, we calculated the number of target species that needed to be sampled for each genus to obtain a final dataset of ~5,000 species (~30% sampling of total diversity) in which sampling of species in each genus is proportional to their described diversity.

Sampling of species in other categories suggests similarly dire outlooks, with some 24% of reptiles and 32% of crabs thought to be threatened.