Sentence examples for characters site from inspiring English sources
Fast forward to World Book Day 2014, and authors Jacqueline Wilson, SF Said and Jim Smith get grilled by their own characters (site members dressed up for the occasion!): World Book Day is always an exciting time, the day when everyone else is a little bit more "booky" and the world feels just about right.
Nevertheless, bionomical characters (site of infection, site specificity, and host environment) correlate highly with the phylogeny.
Coming back to sequence analysis, most characters (sites) indeed segregate according to the phylogeny (thus enabling us to reconstruct it), and are therefore hard to separate from truly coevolving sites.
"It really is a character site, and we're going to try and take that with us - if we can get it in a bottle we will," he said.
See methods for detailed character site definitions.
A relaxed character site definition was used for identifying symplesiomorphies (shared ancestral character sites) for rare and common aaRS groups.
The support weighting method [ 67] provides an alternative approach to assessing internal support for phylogenetic results, by measuring the degree to which changes in a character (site) are concentrated in the supported branches of a tree.
Within a rooted tree, character sites can reflect either shared ancestral characters (symplesiomorphies) or derived characters (synapomorphies).
Another means of testing the LBA hypothesis within the rare types of SerRS and ThrRS is by observing the frequency of character sites within amino acid sequence alignments.
As these convergent sites should be very rare, the LBA hypothesis can be evaluated, in each case, by comparing the number of observed symplesiomorphy character sites between the rare and common forms of each aaRS.
Additionally, it is expected that the counts of character sites within rare and common types should be proportional to stem branch lengths to each group; consequently, symplesiomorphies should depend on the length of the sister clade stem branch.
