Sentence examples for branch manner from inspiring English sources
The GLOOME algorithm takes as input the phyletic matrix of gene-family presence and absence and a reference phylogenetic tree, and infers probabilities and expectations for all gain and loss events in a per site per branch manner.
Decision trees, named after the branching manner in which the algorithm is structured, make predictions based on a series of partitions of the data [49].
Indeed, recent research has demonstrated that material culture can evolve in a branching manner (vertical transmission) similar to that of biological species.
I've already tried that, twice – once with perhaps the wrong steel-toe-capped boot forward, but the best intentions; and secondly in a more olive-branch manner, only to be accused of "bargaining" (oh please, strangers on the internet).
The CNV membranes that formed in treated eyes were observed to extend horizontal in a branching manner in the subretinal space within the zone of subretinal microglia transplantation (Fig. 7C).
The proliferation into further distinct groups such as wrt, ground and ground-like appears to have happened later in a branch specific manner.
The defects observed demonstrate that unf-interacting genes regulate MB development in a branch-specific manner.
These data suggest that unf and unf-interacting genes play specific roles in axon development in a branch-specific manner.
The Aplysia SN-MN culture system provides an ideal preparation for monitoring mRNA localization and local translation during synapse formation and synaptic plasticity, since a single neuron can be manipulated to form synapses or to undergo transcription- and translation-dependent synaptic strengthening in a branch-specific manner.
The superficial part of the anterior division of saphenous artery subdivides into inner and outer branches according Manners-Smith [ 19].
Highly modified members of the hylid subfamily Phyllomedusinae have opposable digits on the hands and feet and walk slowly along branches, deliberately grasping the branch in the manner of tiny lemurs.
