Sentence examples for descendent relationship from inspiring English sources

Despite the overlapping nature of some of the deletions, there was no descendent relationship amongst them and the addition of the insertion/deletion information did not add to the clustering.

For example, child/ancestor reversals will be prevalent if departures from equilibrium are in opposing directions in branches with direct descendent relationships.

We demonstrated that Dex/EGF treatment activated the CK19 promoter in amylase expressing cells suggesting an ancestor-descendent relationship between amylase-positive cells and ductal cells.

During this major evolutionary process, a host acquires DNA from a donor, although these two genetic partners are not in an ancestor-descendent relationship.

Further confirmation of ancestral-descendents relationship among putative orthologs was done through clustering of homologous proteins within phylogenetic trees.

Correctly applying tree thinking requires a fundamental understanding that lineages of different taxa descend and diverge from one another through a series of nested ancestor-descendent relationships.

The tree of life represents ancestor-descendent relationships, and the authors present an excellent figure (Figure 41) depicting this tree in a circular rather than the typical linear, up-and-down figure.

This scenario would produce general continuity in the archaeological record with any changes reflecting ancestor-descendent relationships.

We might expect therefore significant convergence among genomes that does not reflect true ancestor-descendent relationships (as in the case of the IcHV-1 to herpesviruses and Hz-1 to baculovirus).

The authors stated that "unlike most molecular phylogenies, real ancestors may be present in the data and the framework expresses the postulated ancestor-descendent relationships".

Similarly, under a "progression-rule" biogeographic model [ 29], ancestral-descendent relationships could be used to infer the direction of colonization into mountain ranges by a dispersing population.