Sentence examples for dependent on branch from inspiring English sources

Under the correlated rates model, rates on branches are dependent on branch durations and the rate on the ancestral branch.

Our results indicate that stochastic mapping performance is highly dependent on reliable branch length estimation.

The blood supply to the globe is dependent on these branches of the OA, including the short posterior ciliary and central retinal artery.

These changes are strikingly similar to neuropathology reports for human MSUD (Crome et al., 1961; Silberman et al., 1961) and show a similar pattern of neuronal disruption likely indicating the brain regions most dependent on normal branched-chain ketoacid dehydrogenase function.

Thus, a mutant that lacks both the SSK2 and SSK22 genes (an ssk2 Δ ssk22 Δ mutant) is totally dependent on the Sho1 branch for activation of the Hog1 MAPK, whereas a mutant that lacks STE11 is dependent on the Sln1 branch.

The Republican Party was far more dependent on the executive branch and a few friendly Congresses.

Knockdown of Atf4 did not affect up-regulation of BiP (also known as Hsp70-3 and CG4147), a major ER chaperone whose up-regulation during ER stress is dependent on the Ire1-Xbp1 branch of UPR in S2 cells (Moore et al. 2013), nor did it significantly affect the down-regulation of TCA cycle and respiratory chain complex genes.

Development of the permanent mammalian kidney (the metanephros) is dependent on growth and branching of the ureteric bud and its daughter branches, a process termed renal branching morphogenesis.

Like all phylogenetic methods, the precise EDGE scores are dependent on the topology and branch lengths of the phylogeny.

Whereas the insulin pathway branch dependent on PI3K has been thought of as being responsible for the metabolic and vasodilator effects in response to insulin stimulation, the Grb-2/SOS branch has been associated with the mitogen and vasoconstrictor actions of insulin [ 73, 78, 82].

viciae cells are dependent on the provision of branched-chain amino acids by the host plant to develop into mature bacteroids and probably also for their persistence [2].