Sentence examples for hidden branch from inspiring English sources

We also explored the effect of missing taxa on the overall phylogenetic hypothesis by measuring the amount of branch support (BS) and partitioned hidden branch support (PHBS) for trees generated by serial nested additions of ingroup taxa (3 11).

We are mostly concerned with partitioned branch support (PBS) (Baker and DeSalle 1997) and partitioned hidden branch support (PHBS) (Gatesy et al. 1999) and their use in the assessment of the overall contribution (positive, negative, or neutral) of a particular gene to the various branches or nodes in a phylogenetic hypothesis.

The Hidden Branch Support (HBS) values indicated that there was hidden support gained by combining the data (HBS sum = 62) and only 3 of 23 nodes indicated some hidden conflict (nodes 11, 16, and 17, Figure 4).

Since, however, every word of this account is true, the reader will not be surprised to learn that Ethan had no doubt whatsoever that in the company of a shadowtail he had leaped from one hidden branch of the Tree of Worlds to another -- to the realm that in books was sometimes called Faerie".

Branch support measures, such as the Bremer index [37], partitioned branch support [38], and hidden branch support [39], were calculated in ASAP in conjunction with PAUP.

For combined parsimony analyses, conflict and congruence for different nodes was also evaluated with Partitioned Branch support [ 52], computed with TreeRot v3, Hidden Branch Support and Partitioned Hidden Branch Support [ 53].

Half of the trees had herbivore larvae defoliating trees hidden inside branch bags and half had empty bags as controls.

A problem may be that branch lengths can not be determined accurately when sequences are saturated in more variable regions (hidden long branches).

Police in the south-west Pacific archipelago of New Caledonia are investigating the murder of a senior political figure who was found badly mutilated and hidden under branches on a nudist beach.

Exo-Terra provides many hides, branches, plants, water dishes, feeding dishes, and soil.

Mr. Colon, going about his chores, glanced up at the elm just in time to see a raccoon descending from a hole in an upper branch hidden from casual view, about 30 feet high in a tree more than 60 feet tall.