Finally, we tested for a relationship between node depth and branch length (given the possibility that greater congruence on deeper branches might be explained by deeper branches being longer).
The numerical model was verified using the results of VCM tensile tests and rectangular deep drawing tests and a good congruence between the results obtained from the numerical model and actual phenomena was identified.
We have observed similar congruence in the extremely deep RNA-Seq data in modENCODE D. melanogaster female and male samples [ 37].
A deeper issue was the lack of congruence between the covert communications platforms and the actual stated needs of CIA officers in the field, said former officials.
The lack of congruence among individual genes for deeper branches, which show high BPs in the concatenated analyses, we call the "disappearing tree" effect.
The lack of congruence between molecular markers suggests that cryptic speciation is not a plausible explanation for the deep mitochondrial divergence in H. e chestertonii.
Furthermore, there is a lack of congruence of cultivar and Escovopsis phylogenies at deeper nodes.
Accordingly, a pragmatic solution to the Coelomata versus Ecdysozoa controversy can only be achieved through the congruence of taxonomically well-sampled EST studies and deep genomic-scale analyses.
For the most divergent data set, deeper internal nodes of the concatenated tree have almost no congruence with the nodes in single gene trees, except the branch separating archaebacteria and eubacteria.
In the presence of long alignments, bootstrap analysis typically assigns high support to almost every branch of the concatenation tree while comparison to the individual gene trees indicates that congruence is observed only at the tips of the tree, and that deeper internal branches are typically highly incongruent among gene trees and between gene trees and the concatenation tree.
