Sentence examples for Unambiguous changes from inspiring English sources

We estimated the number of intron gains and losses using character reconstruction of only unambiguous changes.

We construed branch lengths as the count of unambiguous changes plus one (to correct for seven terminal zero length branches).

When applied to three independent T40/IDE digests of 30 min, analysis of the CD spectra by deconvolution showed large and unambiguous changes with a decrease in α-helical content from 80.83±0.38% to 14.56±10.45% (p<0.008), an increase in β-structure from 6.90±0.89% to 53.70±15.34% (p<0.03), and an increase in unordered structure from 15.37±0.42% to 32.93±7.22%.

The number of unambiguous changes for each node was determined with MacClade v.4.01 [ 43].

Morphological characters were optimized with parsimony on the most parsimonious tree, showing only unambiguous changes.

We mapped all 515 unambiguous changes to individual branches of the phylogeny.

They want to see either an unambiguous change to Jordan's criminal court code to exclude such material, or a ruling by its higher courts to the same effect.

Even where these spaces were restricted to small circles, as in Czechoslovakia, they played, at the moment of systemic transformation, a key role in yielding peaceful and unambiguous change.

For distance methods, PAUP* deals with the missing data by distributing the missing or ambiguous changes proportionally to each unambiguous change.

A paraphyletic Rodentia at or near the placental base (following [ 16] or Fig. 4B) greatly increases the number of morphological characters that show unambiguous change on the branch leading to crown Placentalia, and requires significantly more homoplasy among morphological characters than the other hypotheses of rooting.

In this study, we chose to quantify at each node in the simultaneous analysis tree a subset of unambiguous character changes that have a consistency index (CI) of 1, that is, they change to one of the four possible states (A, G, C, or T) once only in the tree at a single node.