R8S uniquely does not take sequences as input, but instead takes branch lengths and tree topology.
Yet to paint Benedict XVI as uniquely villainous doesn't do justice to his record.
Almost uniquely, Mr Khan holds big public rallies, as he did this week, because the Taliban (seeing him as soft on their cause) have let it be known they will not attack.
They hail Meles as their country's uniquely brilliant leader but act as if they can govern just as he did.
Abdulrahman said that, in his opinion, Khomeini had been uniquely gifted as a leader, but he does not think much of his successor, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
This is probably just as well considering that, when he does talk about love, it's not exactly trite, but it's hardly original or uniquely insightful, even if he might resonate emotionally with some listeners.
God is simple existence as He is uniquely necessary in and by Himself.
Alignments that did not have a successfully aligned mate within the acceptable insert size range were discarded as were reads that did not uniquely align to a single scaffold.
He does so, he believes, at a time when capitalism is uniquely in crisis: "the system has ceased to be as natural as the air we breathe, and can be seen instead as the historically rather recent phenomenon it is".
Balzac seems almost uniquely unselfconscious as an author, as if, in the rush of events and analysis, he simply doesn't have time to ponder and cultivate his narrative presentation.
Human and chimpanzee samples were mapped to either hg19 or panTro3 using BWA 0.7.9 (Li and Durbin, 2009); reads that mapped outside chromosomes 1 22 + X were discarded, as were reads that did not map uniquely to a single genomic region with less than 2 mismatches, or reads that were marked by Picard (http://picard.sourceforge.net) as originating from PCR duplicates.
