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However, deep nodes within some of these clades, especially Pteriomorphia and Imparidentia, could not be resolved with confidence.

Generic assignment of B. pachacuti cannot be resolved with confidence, but it is tentatively retained in " Bryconamericus" pending further study.

Most relationships could be resolved with confidence dividing the gene family into strongly supported clusters in most tree reconstructions.

Only the position of the Pycnococcaceae relative to the other prasinophyte lineages examined could not be resolved with confidence.

Sequence types from the Central South Pacific (shaded in lighter green) form an ambiguous loop in the network that could not be resolved with confidence.

The phylogenetic relationships among exons could not be resolved with confidence, neither with maximum likelihood nor with Bayesian approaches (Additional files 25 and 26).

In agreement with previous molecular [ 7, 10, 12] and morphological studies [ 4, 8, 21], the monophyly of Stevardiinae or "clade A" [ 6] was resolved with confidence in our results (Figs.  3– 10).

One memorable example began, "The central irony of financial crisis is that while it is caused by too much confidence, too much borrowing and lending and too much spending, it can only be resolved with more confidence, more borrowing and lending, and more spending".

The evolutionary relationships of lineages in the genus Serratia could not be resolved with complete confidence (fig. 2), so Serratia species were not suitable as outgroup taxa for these relative rate tests.

The majority of genotypes that could not be resolved with high confidence included an allele occurring only once in a dataset, and genotypic configurations involving two low-frequency alleles were disproportionately represented in the pool of unresolved genotypes.

We have shown that the current practice of omitting unresolved genotypes (i.e., those that cannot be resolved with high confidence using computational approaches implemented in PHASE) introduces systematic bias into estimates of important population genetic parameters.