Sentence examples for taxonomy due to from inspiring English sources

MAIC bacilli, though formally divided into M. avium subsp avium (MAA), M. avium subsp paratuberculosis (MAP) and M. intracellulare, remain a challenge to mycobacterial taxonomy due to high heterogeneity within their constituent species.

The source of such heterogeneity could be misidentification, faulty taxonomy due to the plethora of synonyms used for Rattus species, hybridisation, incomplete lineage sorting or some combination of the above.

Phylogenetic examination of 56 human adenovirus fiber proteins from different species shows deviation from the taxonomy expected based upon whole genome taxonomy, likely due to recombination events as seen in other adenoviral proteins14.

Of 1587 species with an interactor in BIND, 74 taxids did not have a current match in Entrez Taxonomy, mostly due to species identifiers being renamed, merged or retired (Supplementary Table S2).

Armillaria gallica has had a confusing taxonomy, due in part to historical difficulties encountered in distinguishing between similar Armillaria species.

These and subsequent changes in taxonomy were largely due to a shift to the phylogenetic species concept, and are not universally endorsed.

We believe that copy number profiles are best suited for developing a genomic taxonomy of cancer due to their temporal stability and easier detection in various samples.

Given the degree of redundancy designed in our taxonomy sampling, errors due to either sequencing or misidentification can be detected when sequences from putative conspecific specimens are not placed together in the tree.

The genus Allosaurus was part of the Marsh/Cope "Bone Wars" of the late 19th century, and its taxonomy became increasingly confused due to the competition, with several genera and species named by Cope and Marsh now regarded as synonyms of Allosaurus or A. fragilis.

At this time, there remain challenges to assigning taxonomy to eukaryotic tags due to inconsistencies in the public databases.

The molecular phylogeny obtained in this work matches with that of the classical morphological taxonomy reasonably well, and was useful in properly defining species positions and resolving the ambiguity that normally arises due to morphological taxonomy.