Sentence examples for closely belong from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, unlike what happens in the representation using the parameters proposed by Szoor [13], which involves also the collagen content as well as that of the carbonate, two of the 23 samples examined (number 12 and 14), in the latter representations are distant from the respective cluster to which they should more closely belong if we refer to Szoor's more correct representation.
This reflects at best that all tetraploid segregates of the A. arenosa group closely belong to each other, but also considers the morphological distinctiveness and local alpine occurrence of A. arenosa subsp. intermedia.
In villages where animals grazed closely despite belonging to different owners, only one cattle owner was randomly chosen in that village.
Groups of closely related species belong to the same genus, which in turn are clustered into families, then orders, then classes, then phyla, and finally into kingdoms (such as the animal kingdom).
Clustering of O. sativa and O. rufipogon using the short interspersed nuclear element (pSINE) retroelement distribution revealed that the genomes of tropical japonica and temperate japonica are closely related and belong to a monophyletic clade with O. rufipogon as an outgroup [6].
The Sun-grazing comets observed in 1843 (Great Comet of 1843) and 1963 (Comet Pereyra) seem to be closely related and belong to the subgroup I, although when their orbits are traced back to one previous perihelion, the differences between the orbital elements are still rather large, probably implying that they broke apart from each other one revolution before that.
The two species are closely related and belong to order Papaverales [ 1, 2].
Sugarcane and Miscanthus are closely related and belong to the Saccharum complex [ 8].
Fescues and ryegrasses are closely related and belong to the Poaceae.
All DENV-2 isolates from Sri Lanka are closely related and belong to the Indian subcontinent/Malaysia genotype.
In a species phylogeny based on 18S rRNA data, P. caudatum and the P. aurelia species complex are closely related and belong to the " P. aurelia subgroup" [ 11].
