Similarly, random segregation of MTs also appears to occur in higher level branches (Video 5).
At the highest level, branching control supported by the frontopolar cortex selects actions based on a pending temporal context.
Based on the tree generated in Fig. 1, adding SNP D reduces the residual conditionally on the split produced by its ancestor, which appears at a higher-level branch [ 18].
The more the branching agent was used, the earlier the branching occurred, and too much higher level of branching agent resulted in gelation.
Combination of the data also revealed a much higher level of hidden branch support relative to hidden conflict [ 53], consistent with an overall increase in phylogenetic signal.
However, teosinte, the wild progenitor of maize, shows higher levels of branching than maize, whether grown with or without competition, and maize appears to be less sensitive than teosinte to variations in planting density (Lukens and Doebley, 1999).
However, in the distal segment we identified higher level complex tree-like branching with as many as 80 branches.
This hypothesis has been suggested in the context of the domestication history of the Ethiopian cereal t'ef (Eragrostis tef), which is commonly recognized as the world's smallest grain and has a high level of branching and uncompacted panicles (D'Andrea 2008).
This method allows the detection of a high level of branching, as in the case of the chain copolymerization of a monomer (such as methyl methacrylate) with a difunctional one, yielding highly branched polymers and clear differences in the MHS plots [ 86].
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