The Senate bill has been put together in collaboration with the executive branch, implying that friction in the House could be less than we might expect.
The study of a quasi-periodic flow field in the branch implied that the fluctuating branch vortex participates in the oscillation mechanism.
SNP 5 is younger than SNP 1, and SNP 3 is on a different branch, implying that a haplotype carrying mutation 3 cannot carry mutation 1 or 5. Starting with SNP 5, we assign the haplotypes that correspond to the third and fourth branch of the tree as members of this cluster.
Just as "Broken Branches" implies that the political and the personal issue from the same roots and are, for better and worse, tightly intertwined, the paintings suggest that all things human rise and fall according to the way energy is generated and channeled.
S. erythranum did not group with other hexapods in our phylogenetic trees, and its extreme long-branch implies that its mtDNA underwent highly divergent evolution.
For instance, a network topology showing numerous nodes distributed around its centre and separated by long branches implies that this family might experience an old population expansion.
This occurs when disruptive selection intensity w 2 exceeds a threshold value, w 2 > 1 / (4 μ σ 2 (N − 1 ) 2 ), which can be approximated by 1 / N < 2 w 2 μ σ 2. This condition for deterministic branching implies that the intensity of random genetic drift 1 / N is smaller than disruptive selection intensity w 2 and the mutational effects μ σ 2 (see later in article).
Members of the judicial branch are fond of referring to its executive and legislative counterparts as the political branches, implying that the judges are disinterested, Olympian, apolitical.
However, comparing divergent distance with the inner branch length in the phylogenetic tree of leptin, we found the pika branch (shown as branch B in Figure 2A) to be significantly longer than any of the other lineage branches, implying that the variation of leptin sequence in the pika lineage is great.
The tenets of evolutionary theory are simple: Life evolved, largely under the influence of natural selection; this evolution took a rather long time; and species alive and dead can be organized on the basis of shared similarities into a tree whose branching pattern implies that every pair of living species has a common ancestor.
