A statistical analysis revealed a correlation between the animals' performance on these tests and their relatedness to other chimpanzees in the study.
This paper posits that corporate and technological diversification of firms and their relatedness in terms of products and technologies will impact their propensity to form technological alliances.
In addition, WGS can support the conventional contact tracing for epidemiological studies with high discriminatory power by tracking the circulating strains and their relatedness.
In recent casework the relatedness of a group of foxes (Vulpes vulpes) was questioned, as the manner of their relatedness might indicate the intentional release of several individuals.
To arrive at their estimates, published in the journal Global Environmental Change, Murtaugh and Schlax started with the basic premise that a person is responsible for the carbon emissions of their descendants, weighted by their relatedness.
To look now, without knowing their relatedness, says Goldenberg, "you would just assume they were sisters".
Then, weights are assigned to each group of input source data based on their relatedness to the target video.
One of the most common misconceptions about evolutionary trees is that the order of the terminal nodes provides information about their relatedness.
The candidate α-subunit sequences from thermophiles were subjected to phylogenetic studies to assess their relatedness with functionally characterized ROs from other bacteria, as well as from eukaryotes.
Such control variables include characteristics of acquirers or targets (such as size, age, profitability, R&D investments, ownership structure, and quality) or their relatedness.
These motifs can be categorized into four groups based on their relatedness to hypoxia & light, energy & sugar metabolism, transcription & cell division, and hormones & stress.
