Sentence examples for distant sister from inspiring English sources

My 9-year-old wandered over and, once she saw a live image of her now distant sister, acted as if I had invented electricity.

These highly similar isolates (identities ≈100%) formed a relatively distant sister cluster to a group that included most CVA6 isolates circulating in the 2008 HFMD outbreak in Finland.

Most recently, [ 40] confirmed the inclusion of Phallostethidae within the atherinomorphs as distant sister to a monophyletic group of Pseudomugil species, based on 10 nuclear markers.

Although information for Tarsiidae as distant sister lineage to higher primates is lacking, the retrotransposition of PPP1R26 into the RB1 gene appears to coincide with the retrotranspositional explosion described by Ohshima et al., 2003.

Amblysomus and Chlorotalpa comprise successively distant sister taxa to the Carpitalpa-Neamblysomus clade following our optimal Bayesian trees; MP agrees concerning Amblysomus but does not consistently resolve the position of Chlorotalpa.

When Hazel Clark was not much more than a toddler, though, she decided two things: that she idolized her older and then-distant half sister, Joetta, and that she would never follow Joetta onto the track.

This incongruence might stand in a rooting problem of the Pyuridae-Styelidae group whereby its fast-evolving, and distant molgulid sister-group, created LBA effects [ 54].

To check for an adaptive component it is necessary to repeat the temperature trial on other geographically distant populations and/or sister taxa.

Indeed, there are no optimal outgroups available for the phylogeny rooting of Pandion, since it constitutes a long branch in the phylogeny of raptors, distant from its sister Accipitridae family [ 11, 45].

He was the brother-in-law of Manning Force, and a distant cousin married the sister of Mary Todd Lincoln.

Sevastopol and her sister provided distant cover for minelaying operations south of Liepāja on 27 August, the furthest that any Russian dreadnought ventured out of the Gulf of Finland during World War I.