The phylogenetic analysis of orthoMCL GTNs results in a rooted phylogenetic tree grouping fourteen strains into 3 lineages: (i) BCG, (ii) the Beijing family and (iii) the non-Beijing family.
Based on DNA sequence alignment and distance computation, a similarity tree groups the 51 epiplasmins in five main clusters.
Arbour groups (couples beneath a tree), musical groups of individual performers, equestrian figures, and Chinese figures are all represented.
Because the majority of biology students don't properly grasp discrete information conveyed by a simple phylogenetic tree, groups including the "tree-thinking group" (http://tree-thinking.org) have resolved to develop resources and support for biology teachers at all levels (O'Hara, 1997; Baum et al., 2005).
A tree preservation group's proposal for regulating tree removal on private property, similar to an ordinance passed in 2004 in adjacent Chatham, was decisively rebuked.
In the story "Faith in a Tree", a group of mothers and children sit talking in the park when a Vietnam war protest comes by, carrying placards showing photographs of napalmed babies.
Canopy gap-scale processes involving the death of a tree or group of trees are often necessary for the persistence of shade tolerant tree species in forests (Runkle and Yetter 1987; Runkle 1998; Frelich 2002; Kincaid 2012).
KÉLÉ, Chad, 3 January 2014 – Squeezed into the precious shade of a tree, a group of mothers in colourful shawls wait with their babies to be called by nurse Anastasie Nagué.
A neighbor-joining phylogenetic tree grouped large terminase proteins in the Phamerator database by phamily.
The three genetically divergent clades within L. guttatus, which were not recovered as monophyletic in the Cyt b tree, grouped into a single, well-supported clade.
Kim et al. [7] developed a tree-based group key agreement scheme by using a binary tree infrastructure to compute and update a group key efficiently.
