Sentence examples for branch identified from inspiring English sources
Zpab represents the positive sequence impedance of the faulty branch (identified previously in the faulty branch detection algorithm).
The ophthalmic branch was the only branch identified, while passing through the orbital fissure.
In addition, there is an M1b branch, identified by 16185 transition and 16190 deletion that has a northwestern distribution excepting a Jordan haplotype (Fig. 2).
Setting mammalian INSL3 to the foreground branch, identified site 21 in the B-chain, which is fixed as valine in mammals but to serine in teleosts, is also under positive selection (Table 2).
Performing an enrichment analysis to test whether any Gene Ontology (GO) terms [ 56] were overrepresented among genes with positively selected sites along the passerine branch identified 'cilium' (GO 0005929) as the most significantly enriched term (p = 8.1×10-20; Additional file 6).
Just more than half of the patient watchdog group's local branches identified mental health services as a top priority that needed serious improvement, 77 out of the 152 branches – more than for any other area of care.
Types of branches identified by NMR spectroscopy include, butyl (C4), longer than butyl (>C4) and methyl (isolated and meso and racemic head-to-head).
Root Mean Square Deviation (RMSD) between human and algorithm in number of branches identified for pruning was 10% for the training dataset and 13% for the validation dataset.
Branches identified at later stages suggested that formin-based nucleation of filaments was followed by Arp2/3-mediated network stabilization, which prevented buckling of the force-generating filaments.
In addition, newly resolved terminal branches identified several species groups (Fig. 1), each of which was characterized by morphological features [9], [28], [29].
In the dominant LAM lineage, in addition to the monophyletic branch jointly defined by MIRU-VNTR typing and reference probe 22, two other main branches identified by MIRU-VNTR typing were clearly supported by deligotyping or spoligotyping results, and were accordingly called LAM II and III.
