Ginkgo was placed in the placement A with gnetophytes unconstrained or constrained at positions 1 3, whereas ginkgo was placed in the placement B in all three analyses with gnetophytes constrained at the position 4. Notably, analyses of constrained position 5 also revealed altered placements, which placed ginkgo as sister to the clade of angiosperms and cycads (placement F).
The NU-derived ML and BI trees (fig. 2) responded to increased breadth of taxon sampling and yielded altered placements of ginkgo, which implies reinterpretation of parameters when the sampled taxa were expanded from only seed plants to include also ferns.
When compared with the unconstrained analysis of each data set, all analyses with constrained gnetophyte positions did not alter placements of ginkgo, except that based on NU sequences of data set 1 with the constrained position 4 (table 1).
But Mr. Mirarchi has since altered the placement of the work stations so that he faces his customers.
It may be that examiners slightly altered the placement of the probe to allow it to slip into a posterior furcation at an angle greater than required, which distorted the actual pocket depth measure.
It is well-known that crystalline materials obtain their fundamental physical properties from the molecular arrangement within the solid, and altering the placement and/or interactions between these molecules can, and usually does, have a direct impact on the properties of the particular solid.
During shooting the sound recordist adjusts the sound by setting levels, altering microphone placement, and mixing (combining signals if there is more than one microphone).
To avoid perforating the conjoined tendon we had to alter the placement of the inferior anterior portal, making it slightly more lateral.
In a piece published earlier this year, The New York Times speculated that retailers could use the data to alter their placement of high- and low-margin items based on who walks by them.
Though there is no existing theory describing which kinds of species are more or less likely to be segregators, aggregators or non-responders in the context of root interactions, there is a theory available in the context of how plants alter root placement and foraging behaviour in response to patchily distributed soil resources.
