To receive the maximum score of 1, subjects had to draw the branching structure of the tree completely correctly (e.g., as shown in Fig. 3, or valid rotations around the branching points of those trees).
The alignment at each branch point of the guide tree consists of two parts: a global alignment in which all spectral data points are shifted equally and a local alignment in which specific crosspeak regions are shifted individually.
In this paper, we have proposed an edge router multicasting (ERM) scheme by limiting branching point of multicast delivery tree to only the edges of MPLS domains.
This method is incorporating codon bias and focusing on the branch-points reflecting the evolution of the individual paralogs in the families, pinpointing the events of positive selection to specific branch points of the phylogenetic tree.
Bootstrap results are typically presented in the form a majority-rule consensus tree, with the percentage of bootstrapped trees supporting particular branching relationships indicated at the appropriate branching points of the majority-rule tree.
Cladogenesis and anagenesis are suggested in tree diagrams by the branching pattern of the tree and growth of the limb from the branch point, respectively.
In the bootstrap consensus tree (Fig. 3), the branch points at the early stage of evolution are very weak support.
In the summary tree, each branch is noted by; i) the number of 70% consensus NJ trees supporting the branch ii) the number of 70% consensus trees providing no resolution to the branch point, and iii) the number of consensus trees that conflict with the shown result.
In spots, the branches of the trees overhead touch, creating an arching canopy to drive beneath.
For cladists, only clades -- assemblages comprising an ancestral species and all of its descendants (metaphorically, all the branches and twigs attached to a given branch point in the tree) -- deserve names.
As their eyes met, a bird sang aloud in the branches of the tree.
