Sentence examples for associated with internal nodes from inspiring English sources

This data contains information on how the observed sequences are aligned to ancestral sequences associated with internal nodes of the tree.

A gene tree is a phylogenetic tree whose leaves correspond to genes in orthologous gene families across the organisms of interest; in such a tree, gene duplications and speciations are associated with internal nodes.

The patients selected were considered to have a very bad prognosis on account of axillary node involvement associated with internal mammary chain deposits (9 patients), supraclavicular nodes (2 patients) and a parasternal mass (1 patient).

The element has 51 degrees of freedom, which can be reduced to 39 degrees of freedom by Guyan reduction, mass condensation, or eigenvalue economization scheme for the degrees of freedom associated with the internal nodes.

We shall denote by I Ω = { 1, 2, 3, …, m 0 } the set of all indices i associated with the internal nodes x i of the domain Ω and we shall denote by I Γ = { m 0 + 1, m 0 + 2, …, m } the set of all node indices i associated with the boundary nodes x i of the domain Ω and we let I = I Ω ∪ I Γ.

The intersection of all sets of GO terms in the reachable leaves are then associated with the internal nodes.

By contrast, the second most common location of Reykjanesbær was associated with five internal nodes in the original analysis; a similar pattern was only reconstructed in a single permutation.

Such a segment tree has the following 2 properties: (1) a key value is associated with each internal node.

The intervals in its left branch end with positions no more than the key value and the intervals in its right branch start with positions larger than the key value; (2) an interval is associated with each internal node; it records the longest interval among all the intervals of its descendants.

The scores associated with an internal node of certain depth correspond to the density of an oligonucleotide of size depth present at a certain positions within genome.

2. The vertebrate tree is, in a sense, "tangible", with internal nodes often associated with specific forms about which much is known from the fossil record.