Sentence examples for branch from the rest from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, CIS tumours formed a separate branch from the rest instead of clustering with invasive tumours.
As illustrated in the ERM clade in Figure 1, the ERM-like proteins found in parasites can be grouped together but form a separate branch from the rest of ERM proteins.
The results were compared using a χ likelihood ratio test to determine if there was sufficient evidence of supporting the alternative model of an independent ω value for the foreground branch from the rest of the tree over the null model of a fixed ω value of 1 throughout each branch of the tree.
Are the siboglinids an ancient lineage that branched from the rest of the Metazoa not long after the evolution of the major animal groups?
If political appointees left their positions in an Obama administration, he said, they would be restricted from lobbying the executive branch for the rest of his time in office; now, his campaign said, there is no such restriction.
In any case, the evidence suggests that artiodactyls are one of the first groups to branch off from the rest of the hoofed mammals.
The ancestor of monotremes branched off from the rest of the mammals between 160 and 210 million years ago according to molecular studies.
This means that both hagfish and lampreys evolved their eel-like body shape and strange feeding systems after they branched off from the rest of the vertebrate line of ancestry about 500 million years ago.
In addition, control region duplication and most of the rate acceleration in mt genes occurred before Anilius and Tropidophis branched off from the rest of Alethinophidia, although less dramatic acceleration in protein-coding mt genes occur in these lineages.
Within the Alagnak subdrainage, a long branch separated Nonvianuk Lake from the rest of the populations; for the Kvichak subdrainage, Lake Clark showed the longest branch indicative of strong reproductive isolation.
A random genetic mutation in the middle layer, which controls production of chlorophyll, resulted in a sport -- a branch that differs from the rest of the plant.
