Sentence examples for define deeper from inspiring English sources

Consideration of the possible phenotypic effects of non-synonymous homoplasmic substitutions that define deeper mtDNA phylogeographic branch-points has suggested that such substitutions have either not yet been eliminated by purifying selection, or are not deleterious[2], and might even be beneficial.

Chinese administrations like Ministry of Land and Resources even issued public documents that define deep petroliferous basins in West China to 4,500 m.

If we define "deep" learning to mean obstacle or resource language (i.e., referring to student ideas in a more than superficial way), we see that over 60% of LA responses that discussed student ideas demonstrated deep learning.

Hence using these tools to define deep phylogenetic groupings in MTBC or other bacteria, can be misleading [40], [47].

Although these 15- and 24-locus VNTR locus systems have been utilized for first-line typing, they are insufficient in distinguishing among closely related strains of the Beijing family to define deep phylogenetic structures [ 15].

Among these results, the polyphyly of pulmonates is perhaps the most remarkable, and warns against only relying on one or few morphological characters (even if they seem to be free of convergent evolution) to define deep phylogenetic relationships.

The guidelines of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [ 12] define deep infection or organ/space surgical site infection as infection that occurs within 1 year of surgery if an implant is in place, appears to be related to the operation, and involves deep soft tissues.

Goldmine magazine said the album "defined Deep Purple even as it redefined the concept of the live album".

How this device defines deep sleep and dream sleep is unclear, but I'm guessing it is simply combining deep sleep and REM sleep under the title "deep sleep".

Lord's interest in mixing rock and classical music would culminate in late 1969 with his Concerto for Group and Orchestra suite, but he already defined Deep Purple as a symphonic rock band in a 1968 interview.

The high propensity for convergent evolution and the resulting homoplasies are a significant drawback for defining deep phylogenetic relationships.