<p>#seq, number of nucleotide sequence entries used in the multi-alignments. Length, nucleotide sequence length in alignment. PSS, positive-selected site, predicted by FEL with cutoff of <i>P</i><0.05, REL with cutoff of <i>P</i>>0.90 or BEB posterior probability (in M8 by PAML) of <i>P</i>>0.90. p1 is proportion of sites in the class with ω>1 and ω1 is the estimate of ω for that class. Numbers in parentheses are codon positions in the alignment. Df, degree of freedom in the LRT. Only significant <i>P</i> values in the LRT are presented in bold.*, positive selected sites predicted by different methods are overlapping.</p
<p>lnL, the log-likelihood difference between the two models; 2Δl, twice the log-likelihood differen...
<p>LRTs revealed none of the amino acid sites of E2 in each patient was under positive selection at ...
a<p>Twice the difference between the log likelihood of M0 (one ratio) and two ratio model.</p>b<p><i...
<p><sup>a</sup>All the PAML and HyPhy analyses were run on four non-recombinant <i>PgiC1</i> segment...
a<p>Asterisks indicate which model resulted in a statistically higher likelihood score for the <i>Sn...
The branch-site test is a likelihood ratio test to detect positive selection along prespecified line...
<p><sup>a</sup>: Likelihood ratio test was estimated by 2ΔlnL and followed by a χ<sup>2</sup> test</...
<p>−2Δ<i>L</i>, likelihood ratio test to detect positive selection; p: proportion of sites under pos...
<p>Sites marked in bold are positive selected sites that meet the criteria of all applied methods. U...
<p>Likelihood ratio tests of positive section using PAML site-specific models.</p
<p>Likelihood ratio test (LRT) of the selection pressures present in the <i>pil</i> and <i>opa</i> a...
<p>Likelihood ratio tests (−2Δ<i>l</i>) comparing a null and positive selection models (M1a vs M2a, ...
<p>−2Δ<i>L</i>, likelihood ratio test to detect positive selection with 1 degree of freedom; Foregro...
<p>Selective pressures are divided into three classes: ω0 (dN/dS<1, negative selection), ω1 (dN/dS =...
<p>Given are the log-likelihoods of the null hypotheses (H<sub>0</sub>), which assume no selection, ...
<p>lnL, the log-likelihood difference between the two models; 2Δl, twice the log-likelihood differen...
<p>LRTs revealed none of the amino acid sites of E2 in each patient was under positive selection at ...
a<p>Twice the difference between the log likelihood of M0 (one ratio) and two ratio model.</p>b<p><i...
<p><sup>a</sup>All the PAML and HyPhy analyses were run on four non-recombinant <i>PgiC1</i> segment...
a<p>Asterisks indicate which model resulted in a statistically higher likelihood score for the <i>Sn...
The branch-site test is a likelihood ratio test to detect positive selection along prespecified line...
<p><sup>a</sup>: Likelihood ratio test was estimated by 2ΔlnL and followed by a χ<sup>2</sup> test</...
<p>−2Δ<i>L</i>, likelihood ratio test to detect positive selection; p: proportion of sites under pos...
<p>Sites marked in bold are positive selected sites that meet the criteria of all applied methods. U...
<p>Likelihood ratio tests of positive section using PAML site-specific models.</p
<p>Likelihood ratio test (LRT) of the selection pressures present in the <i>pil</i> and <i>opa</i> a...
<p>Likelihood ratio tests (−2Δ<i>l</i>) comparing a null and positive selection models (M1a vs M2a, ...
<p>−2Δ<i>L</i>, likelihood ratio test to detect positive selection with 1 degree of freedom; Foregro...
<p>Selective pressures are divided into three classes: ω0 (dN/dS<1, negative selection), ω1 (dN/dS =...
<p>Given are the log-likelihoods of the null hypotheses (H<sub>0</sub>), which assume no selection, ...
<p>lnL, the log-likelihood difference between the two models; 2Δl, twice the log-likelihood differen...
<p>LRTs revealed none of the amino acid sites of E2 in each patient was under positive selection at ...
a<p>Twice the difference between the log likelihood of M0 (one ratio) and two ratio model.</p>b<p><i...