Sentence examples for character scored from inspiring English sources

Designs that were colorful and evocative of the state's environment and character scored well: Wyoming's silhouetted cowboy, Hawaii's rainbows, Utah's Delicate Arch, Alabama's Gulf coast, and Oregon's Douglas fir.

Our three methods of character scoring did yield largely compatible results in our analyses.

In deference to the possibility that some families might not be monophyletic, however, we took a more conservative, genus-level approach to larval character scoring.

Morphological comparisons were performed independently by B.V.B. and C.C. using a modified version (1 extra trait, some additional trait values) of the categorical shell-morphological character scoring system of Facon et al. [ 20].

Under this weighting regime, all but one reversal disappeared, and that reversal (involving Lentaria byssoides in the Phallomycetidae) could be an artifact due to limited taxon sampling or erroneous character scoring.

In 2012, Turner et al. conducted a phylogenetic analysis (using a dataset of 474 characters scored for 111 taxa) which found Deinonychosauria to be monophyletic.

A more robust 2013 study by Godefroit et al. (using a dataset of 1,500 characters scored for 358 taxa) found that troodontids were possibly more closely related to birds than to dromaeosaurids; forcing troodontids to remain in a monophyletic Deinonychosauria required four extra steps in the analysis, making this result less likely but not implausible.

Eleven of the 20 characters scored were parsimony informative.

Nine skull characters were added to this dataset [2], [11], [13], resulting in a data matrix of 246 characters scored across 33 taxa (Text S2).

Following exclusion of characters 100, 212 and 237 (for the reasons given above and in Text S2), the resultant matrix comprised 242 characters scored for 33 taxa (Text S3).

Morphological characters scored for the phylogenetic analysis.