Sentence examples for a pair of branch from inspiring English sources

In the case of the Mt tree, we first transformed it into tree in which the lengths of a pair of branch lengths from the common node were equal to one another, as in the UPGMA tree (Sokal 1958), because we now dealt with the evolutionary time rather than distance (Kumada 1993).

"If the customer bases of a pair of branches within close proximity are drawn from different areas, both branches may be left open," it told the regulators.

The campfire is roughly canopied by a hide draped at a cant over a pair of tree branches.

Anderson also mollified the environmental caucus with a pair of olive branches.

The first five abdominal segments each bear a pair of biramous (branching in two) pleopods (lamellar structures which serve the function of gas exchange, and in aquatic species serve as gills and propulsion), and the last segment bears a pair of biramous uropods (posterior limbs).

Likelihood ratio test (LRT) was used to determine whether the likelihoods of a pair of alternative branch-specific models are significantly different.

Therefore it is possible for each branch of the tree to coalesce at a rate distinct from all other branches, and the rate of coalescence between a given pair of branches may be distinct from all other pairs of branches.

The algorithm first selects the haplotype pair that is phylogenetically most distant (i.e., largest pairwise branch length) and adds both haplotypes to X. T X now consists of a single pair of branches.

Our goal is a mathematical description of the probability that a branch occupies each state at some time s in the past and the rate at which a given pair of branches coalesce.

Qi gravitated to simple, humble themes from rural life: a pair of crabs, a flowering branch of red camellias, a lone bird sitting on a banana leaf.

The grounding system is partitioned into (N_mathrm{B}) segments that, in the framework of the networks theory, can be studied as elemental oriented branches connecting a pair of nodes (the terminals of the branches).