Sentence examples for taxonomy compared to from inspiring English sources

X. albilineans exhibits distinctive pathogenic mechanisms, ecology and taxonomy compared to other species of Xanthomonas.

The proposed interaction taxonomy was compared to other existing taxonomies in the literature and was not only able to address all the issues in those taxonomies, but also contained many other interaction types.

Gumm does not provide a very clear description of its taxonomy's categories, which makes it harder to use her taxonomy when compared to the usage of the other two taxonomies.

Table 2 shows the frequency of clinical questions according to Ely's taxonomy comparing to five previous studies that used the same taxonomy.

Molecular markers (DNA barcoding) are a powerful taxonomy tool as compared to morphology-based classification [ 67].

Thus, Gumm's taxonomy lacks the empirical basis as compared to our extended taxonomy and the base taxonomy.

When analyzing the classification results presented in Tables 2 and 3, the base taxonomy classification coverage is equal to 42 % (lack of seven dimensions) when compared to the extended taxonomy, while Gumm's taxonomy is able to cover only 25%% (lack of nine dimensions).

Compared to traditional taxonomy, which is based on morphological characters, molecular tools are used to explain taxonomy, brings in new insights into the phylogeny and taxonomy of many plant groups (Rao and Hodgkin 2002).

The taxonomy of the microbial genome with the lowest distance to the viral sequence (i.e., the predicted host) was then compared to the taxonomy of the actual host (i.e., the genomic data set in which the viral sequence was identified).

Moreover, the PFT approach is proven more sensitive to identify seasonal drought when compared to other, taxonomy based climate reconstruction methods.

Based on the work on albatross genera, Robertson and Nunn went on in 1998 to propose a revised taxonomy with 24 different species, compared to the 14 then accepted.