Sentence examples for well established groups from inspiring English sources

These analyses also determined that any of the three markers separately performed worse than the simultaneous analysis when assessed based on the recovery of well established groups of subfamilies (Gómez-Zurita et al., submitted).

Species were chosen to represent well established groups across the Eukarya including the following: Bikonta, Amorphea (Amoebozoa + Apusozoa + Opisthokonta), Opisthokonta (Holomycota + Holozoa), and Holozoa (Ichthyosporea + Filasterea + Choanoflagellata + Metazoa) (fig. 1) (Adl et al. 2012; Derelle and Lang 2012; Paps et al. 2013).

Another well established group in the field is Ansaldo, whose subsidiaries include the CRIS research consortium in Naples, which is active in developing superconducting films.

Associating themselves with the freedom demonstrations has given Pegida protests an air of moral respectability even though there are hundreds of rightwing extremists in their midst, as well as established groups of hooligans who are known to the police, according to Germany's federal office for the protection of the constitution.

My research interests fitted in particularly well with the established groups at Birkbeck, including one led by Tom Blundell, who was one of my predecessors as BBSRC Chief Executive.

However, existing solutions either fail to address the issue of membership anonymity or do not scale well for dynamically established groups.

Indeed, traits can also moderate well established in-group out-group effects.

Since bacterial phyla and classes are considered to be well established taxonomic groups, the diversification of genomic GC content must have occurred after the evolution of bacterial phlya and classes.

Alignment was first performed at the familial level by aligning all the well established monophyletic groups using T-coffee (version 5.05; [ 63]).

The lack of morphologically identifiable mitochondria led to the suggestion that its ancestors predate the endosymbiotic acquisition of this organelle [ 4], despite the observation that Entamoeba branches after well established mitochondrial groups in ribosomal RNA phylogenies [ 5].

Potentially this is because our study used well established social groups or body condition may be a more obvious visual cue for competitive ability in horses (Arnott and Elwood, 2009), therefore where body condition variation within a herd exists, this may act to reduce the levels of interaction and displacement observed.