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Ideally, we would use the most comprehensive and quantitative assay available, WGBS.

Second, we use the most comprehensive selection of the input information sources when compared with the recent methods (Table 1).

This is a particular strength of our method in that we can use the most comprehensive data set on genomic variation, the 1000 Genomes collection, without having to fit a model consisting of dozens if not hundreds of parameters.

In this paper, we use the most comprehensive molecular dataset to date in Triticeae, including 27 gene fragments, with the aim to (i) reconstruct a multigenic phylogeny of this tribe, (ii) quantify tree incongruences, and (iii) explore possible factors affecting incongruence, including the frequency of recombination, chromosomal location and evolutionary rate.

In future studies, custom microarrays containing probes for sense and antisense transcripts would be useful as different target preparation assays would not be required, but because we aimed to obtain a broad representation of the extent of antisense transcription we chose to use the most comprehensive Wheat Genome Array.

After the United Nations panel dispersed, Danish and American scientists collaborated to scrutinize the Haiti-Nepal connection using the most comprehensive type of bacterial genetic analysis — whole-genome sequence typing.

This approach, using the most comprehensive dataset published in the literature so far, also has the advantage of representing realistic cultivation conditions.

Sterling J. Nesbitt (2011) revised the classification of basal archosaurs, and using the most comprehensive phylogenetic analysis for this group (to date) found Prestosuchidae to be non-monophyletic.

Using the most comprehensive sister-group comparison to date, we tested the hypothesis that myrmecochory leads to higher diversification rates in angiosperm plants.

Here, using the most comprehensive COI data set for decapods so far examined, we analyse patterns of COI variability partitioning within and among species, genera and families.