Sentence examples for branch to branch at from inspiring English sources

Equipped with nothing more than mobile wrists and a gung-ho disposition, gibbons are nature's great arboreal acrobats, capable of travelling from branch to branch at great speed.

MEME is based on a mixed effects model that allows the rate of nonsynonymous (dN) and synonymous (dS) substitutions (dN/dS) to vary from site to site (fixed effect) but also from branch to branch at a site (random effect).

MEME allows the distribution of ω to vary from site to site and from branch to branch at a site, thus detecting of both pervasive and episodic positive selection.

MEME is a method implemented within the DATAMONKEY package [ 32] that can identify both episodic and persistent positive selection because it allows the distribution of the dN/dS ratio to vary from site to site and from branch to branch at a site.

MEME allows the distribution of dN/dS to vary from site to site and from branch to branch at a site, therefore allowing the detection of both pervasive and episodic positive selection; the method has been shown to have more power than methods that assume constant dN/dS across lineages (Murrell et al. 2012).

Predators play at preying; prey animals play at dodging and darting and getting away; monkeys play at swinging from branch to branch in trees; males of most species play at fighting; and so on.

As discussed by Weininger et al. [22] the only questions that remain are where to start the traversal, and which branch to follow at each branch point: Rule B: Start the graph traversal at the atom with the lowest canonical label.

Furthermore, we found that incompleteness of terminal taxa is not related to branch lengths (at least not terminal branch lengths), suggesting that missing data are not significantly biasing branch-length estimates (see also [ 84, 86, 87]).

The criteria for digital reconstruction of neurons were: (i) soma location in PL layer III; (ii) a clear and completely stained basal dendritic tree without obviously truncated dendrites; (iii) at least three main visible basal branches, each branching at least to the third-degree branch order; and (iv) clearly visible spines (Kole et al., 2004; Radley et al., 2004).

At the lower part of the cycle, the pores start to branch ('c'), although at some point, the branching is frustrated ('d') and only one of the branches continues as a new pore in the next cycle ('e'e.

18 Recently, Velia et al, 19 investigated retinal development in premature infants using FA and revealed vascular changes in ROP eyes, such as loss of the normal dichotomous branching, vessel branching at the junction between vascular and avascular retina, arteriovenous shunts, and other abnormalities that were thought to be related to the immaturity of the vascular network.