Sentence examples for hidden support from inspiring English sources

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).

Most partitions (>50%) contribute no hidden support to the concatenated analysis tree, while roughly 22% contribute positive hidden support, and about 15% contribute negative support to the simultaneous analysis tree.

D'Agata starts with the casual assurance that the article doesn't need to be fact-checked, but the process is standard at most magazines, and it remains a fundamental, if hidden, support for their credibility.

The majority of support in this study is hidden support, meaning that the support is not immediately apparent in single gene partitions.

In addition, both the yeast analysis by Rokas et al. [ 26], and the seed plant analyses presented here strongly suggest that even though a single gene partition might support an alternative topology to the concatenated analysis tree, hidden support in most gene partitions will contribute positively to overall robustness of a phylogenetic hypothesis.

Because each branch is comprised of partitions which represent genes that provide positive, negative, or neutral support, we first grouped genes into four sets: 1) genes that had a positive value for PBS (apparent), 2) genes that had a positive value for PHBS (hidden) support, 3) genes with neutral PBS, and 4) genes with neutral (zero) PHBS.

The flying buttress evolved in the Gothic era from earlier simpler, hidden supports.

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.

One question on our survey, posed by our student Brianne Adler, provided evidence of hidden Trump support.

"We have never hidden our support for the people of Lebanon, Palestine, or Iraq.... We do it with pride, as an act of humanity.