ライフサイエンスコーパス: incongruence

1 te evolution as a main cause of phylogenetic incongruence.

2 stly similar to those that decreased symptom incongruence.

3 cardial infarction may contribute to symptom incongruence.

4 es can then potentially lead to phylogenetic incongruence.

5 entity at the nucleotide level and gene tree incongruence.

6 on result in a very high degree of gene tree incongruence.

7 ta partitions given the observed patterns of incongruence.

8 as biological factors associated with gender incongruence.

9 powerful than methods based on phylogenetic incongruence.

10 secondary contact may be responsible for the incongruence.

11 s supports the identification of audiovisual incongruences.

12 ere, we demonstrate the overall phylogenetic incongruence among 682 orthologous protein families from

13 evidence for recombination from topological incongruence among adjacent genes.

14 veral approaches to understand the causes of incongruence among datasets, including simulations and t

15 In spite of evidence for rampant incongruence among individual loci, these genome-scale d

16 We found significant incongruence among the nuclear, chloroplast, and mitocho

17 adeoffs between hosts but also topographical incongruences among fitness landscapes in alternative ho

18 Symptoms Index was used to quantify symptom incongruence and identify patients' expected and experie

19 all four evolutionary processes driving tree incongruence and the first to reconcile non-binary speci

20 To systematically investigate the degree of incongruence, and potential methods for resolving it, we

21 and demonstrating the absence of significant incongruence are essential for accurately reconstructing

22 Gene tree incongruence arising from incomplete lineage sorting (IL

23 We interpret these incongruences as signatures of horizontal exchange among

24 The apparent phylogenetic incongruence at different regions of the genome that was

25 Incongruence between dispositional and situational asses

26 ow lineage sorting stochasticity can lead to incongruence between gene trees and species trees, and i

27 onfront the biological processes that create incongruence between gene trees and the species phylogen

28 as incomplete lineage sorting, which creates incongruence between gene trees and the species tree.

29 hought to evolve in concert and phylogenetic incongruence between individual orthologs is attributed

30 Incongruence between nuclear and plastid genotypes furth

31 There are many cases of incongruence between phylogenetic hypotheses produced fr

32 challenges in molecular phylogenetics is the incongruence between phylogenies obtained using differen

33 While we found incongruence between taxonomy and estimated phylogenetic

34 ovides evidence that the observed functional incongruence between the activity and core genome phylog

35 two fundamental questions: first, given the incongruence between the auditory and visual syllables i

36 ity is associated with airway dysanapsis (an incongruence between the growth of the lungs and the air

37 We have identified substantial incongruence between the phylogenies of orthologous gene

38 ed by its precision (inverse variance), with incongruence between these termed prediction error (devi

39 The tumor tissues had incongruences between viral DNA copy numbers and protein

40 he algorithm for the LILD analyses localized incongruence by calculating the tree length differences

41 ng the strain tree despite massive gene tree incongruence caused by homologous recombination.

42 y analysis revealed patterns of phylogenetic incongruence compatible with the action of recombination

43 Incongruence could have resulted from random assortment

44 enome-wide linkage scan incorporating a mood-incongruence covariate was performed.

45 fer a powerful tool for isolating historical incongruence for closer analysis.

46 dditive responses were affected by emotional incongruence (i.e., ambiguity).

47 segawa test detected significant topological incongruence in 99.6% of the comparisons of the maximum-

48 ng were used to generate dyadic averages and incongruence in patient and caregiver contributions to h

49 es of evolution appear to cause phylogenetic incongruence in protein-coding sequence comparisons betw

50 roband with mood-incongruence predicted mood-incongruence in relatives with bipolar I disorder when c

51 at these novel Tau filaments account for the incongruence in Tau-MT affinity measurements.

52 ns with their intervening introns reveals an incongruence in the evolution of its major clades.

53 The incongruence in the genital HPV phylogeny could have occ

54 aches to the study of pleiotropy have led to incongruence in the way that it is perceived and discuss

55 planation for the occurrence of phylogenetic incongruence in these two cases.

56 Besides the incongruence in tree topologies, evidence that distinct

57 s' progress toward national goals because of incongruence in units used to measure intake and because

58 culenta and at the interspecific level; this incongruence is probably a result of lineage sorting amo

59 e numbers of phylogenetic datasets using the Incongruence Length Difference (ILD) test.

60 ayesian phylogenetic analyses; and localized incongruence length difference (LILD) analyses.

61 f the intron were performed using two tests: incongruence length difference and incongruence permutat

62 istically significant phylogenetic character incongruence may reflect important differences in evolut

63 ict from enzyme expression levels, and these incongruences may be rooted in an incomplete understandi

64 or data combination based on the patterns of incongruence observed in pairwise comparisons.

65 We argue that retaining the gender incongruence of childhood category is justified as a bas

66 's proposals to include the diagnosis gender incongruence of childhood in ICD-11 and to move gender i

67 ce of childhood in ICD-11 and to move gender incongruence of childhood out of the mental and behaviou

68 with different approaches are complicated by incongruence of experimental and computational data type

69 The Morgan Incongruence of Heart Attack Symptoms Index was used to

70 erium, and Vibrio species, were screened for incongruence of phylogenies based on a representative ho

71 The incongruence of the reconstructed RTE phylogeny indicate

72 In the second experiment (N = 38) spatial incongruence of touch (cheek vs. forehead) was used as a

73 wo tests: incongruence length difference and incongruence permutation.

74 A proband with mood-incongruence predicted mood-incongruence in relatives wi

75 Incongruence severity increased for shorter internodes l

76 from one data source over another, cases of incongruence should be examined with greater scrutiny.

77 To tackle incongruence, the topological conflict between different

78 ilis et al. observed artificial phylogenetic incongruence using the Pseudomonas surface protein gene

79 e myocardial infarction symptoms and symptom incongruence varied according to their demographic and c

80 The source of incongruence was inferred to be recombination, because i

81 Incongruence was noted, however, between nNOS immunostai

82 The most significant incongruence was observed at the putative high-risk (i.e

83 Further analysis indicated that this incongruence was the result of recombination between vir

84 In addition to RF incongruences, we found differential functional connecti

85 Strains exhibiting incongruence were then subjected to detailed phylogeneti

86 ists and clinicians need to be aware of this incongruence when they interpret DE CT myocardial perfus

87 infarction symptoms are affected by symptom incongruence, which is the difference between the sympto