Sentence examples for branches in the dendrogram from inspiring English sources

A total of six landraces (Alaku-samba, Batapolawee, Heendikwee-1, Kahatawee, Madael and Morogallawee) which produced unusually long branches in the dendrogram were removed from the list before further analysis to determine the number of populations within the Sri Lankan accessions.

This feature is shown by different colours of the branches in the dendrogram corresponding to different functions.

Major branches in the dendrogram were defined by correlation coefficients of greater than 0.75 (mean 0.85, range 0.75 to 0.96).

Using Y&C index, we observed two major branches in the dendrogram.

There are m - 1 branches in the dendrogram leading to m - 1 pair-wise group alignments to be performed.

The organization and length of the branches in the dendrogram reflect the similarity in gene expression profiles between each of the NK cell stimulation conditions.

The nine samples from Recurrence group patients tended to be located relatively close together below the third-order branch in the dendrogram.

The sets of genes clustered first between tissue type, as seen by the first branching in the dendrogram, and then by control or abiotic stress condition, as seen in the next two branches.

The extent of similarity between the relative expression patterns for each transcript (represented in columns) is also indicated; the pattern of MMP-9 is distinct from the others as it appears in a separate branch in the dendrogram structure.

noatunensis isolates from cod, clearly separating them into two distinct branches in the NJ dendrogram.

Fig. 4 shows that as the height cutoff for the detection of branches in the consensus dendrogram increases, the probability of finding spurious consensus modules (and genes therein) increases; for excessively high branch cutoffs levels, the probability of finding as many genes in permuted data sets as in the unpermuted becomes unacceptably high.