Sentence examples for a tree of the from inspiring English sources

(Whatever the case, he's surely a tree of "the right height").

Furthermore, neighbor-joining on the unique SOM-expression profiles constructed a tree of the samples that recapitulated the hematopoietic tree (Fig. 2d and Supplementary Fig. 2d).

The balsam fir, Abies balsamea, is a tree of the Far North and the high mountains, where air and soil are constantly cold and moist.

The charity allows donors to buy a "tree of the month". But it appears that every month's tree is oil palm, an example, some conservationists say, that All for Africa's plan is misguided at best, disingenuous at worst.

A golden larch resembles a tree of the true larch genus (Larix) but has small cones that fall apart when mature and club-shaped, short branchlets, or shoots, that are longer than those of Larix species.

Australian beech refers to both Nothofagus moorei, described hereafter, and red box, a tree of the family Myrtaceae; blue beech and water beech are other names for the American hornbeam; Malay bush beech is a tree of the family Verbenaceae; red beech is a common name for N. fusca and F. grandifolia, described hereafter, as well as for the Australian maple of the family Meliaceae.

MetaTree builds a "tree-of-trees" that shows the relationships between alternative phylogenies.

The shining tree of life is a tree of light that illuminates the way for believers.

Instead, a "tree" of backbenchers, extending through the 350-strong parliamentary party, is soliciting signatories.

These hierarchical clusters are represented by a tree of genes and a tree of topologies along the heat map.

(A) A Family tree of the 826 human GPCRs.