Bayes Empirical Bayes [ 28] method was used in conjunction with the branch-site test to estimate which sites were under the influence of positive selection.
These observations, in conjunction with the branching pattern of these strains in phylogenetic trees, provide evidence that these two Prochlorococcus strains comprise the deepest branching group (high B/A clade IV) [ 41] within the Prochlorococcus genus, exhibiting closest relationship to the Synechococcus strains/isolates.
Some of the biggest banks, and all bank holding companies, are also supervised by states but in conjunction with the local branches of the Federal Reserve.
In addition, copolymerization of ethylene with polar vinyl monomers often leads to a higher branching content in conjunction with the low incorporation of the polar entity in the polymer backbone.
Its elucidation will be facilitated by the transcriptome-wide mapping of spliceosome assembly and branch site usage in conjunction with the global analysis of intron retention following loss of particular spliceosome components.
The strategy was identified by the manager of the PHO Trainee program in conjunction with the manager of the AIDS and Infectious Diseases Branch as being appropriate for an EFHIA.
Branching, or intrinsic, programming, was initially developed in conjunction with the use of an electronic training device for military personnel.
To track the unstable branches of the equilibrium curve, continuation methods in conjunction with the Riks algorithm are implemented.
This new alignment, in conjunction with the split RPOA gene, implies eukaryotes either descend from within the deep branching archaea or are their sisters.
The results were interpreted in conjunction with the architectural characteristics of the HPCLs that are the different lengths of the linear segments and the different branching structures.
Monitor Center, in conjunction with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
