Sentence examples for ancestor relationship from inspiring English sources

The computation of the transitive closure of a directed graph can solve the above problem and it is fundamental to the solution of several other problems, such as shortest path and ancestor relationship problems.

For 38% (GO) and 54% (MeSH) the top 10 generated definitions contained an ancestor term, thus DOG4DAG will predict some correct, but indirect, ancestor relationship.

The aim of my research is to use several methods that determine protein orthology (common ancestor) relationships and test which one can be best used for prediction of protein function.

Mechanisation and globalisation have severed us from our ancestors' relationship with celestial time.

Our ancestors' relationships likely didn't look like present-day monogamy, but their lives were also significantly different than ours.

Empirical evidence supports the contention that Levallois technology is an inherent property of the Acheulian that evolves out of the existing, but previously separate technological systems of façonnage and débitage (7, 35), and shows that Acheulian bifacial technology and Levallois technology are homologous, reflecting an ancestor-descendant relationship (36).

We demonstrated that Dex/EGF treatment activated the CK19 promoter in amylase expressing cells suggesting an ancestor-descendent relationship between amylase-positive cells and ductal cells.

◦ The bootstrap values correspond to the ancestor-descendant relationship and not to the clades or topological position in the subtrees.

In contrast, horizontal gene transfer (HGT) describes the movement of genetic material between organisms of no direct ancestor-descendant relationship.

We also assume there are no confounding factors, such as inbreeding of the common ancestor or relationships among other ancestors of the pair.

During the course of floral reduction, the loss of ovules most influenced Fagerlind [ 27] who drew a direct ancestor-descendant relationship between Santalaceae and Balanophoraceae.