Sentence examples for left hand tree from inspiring English sources

In this particular game, it's the case that Player 1 knew that Player 2 was not going to be able to distinguish between up or middle in this tree, and Player 1 knew that Player 2 would be able to distinguish in the left hand tree.

We identified Sec24 homologs in all Excavate and Chromalveolate genomes we screened, so in a scenario where Excavates and Chromalveolates represent the deepest branches of the eukaryote tree (as per Figure 2, left hand tree), the only innovation since LECA would be a single gain of a duplicate gene in the lineage leading to Plantae, Amoebozoa and Opisthokonts.

"At 13 today, he hit it up and over the left hand trees and hit 8 iron over the green - he pitched it 335 yards off the tee there.

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These two trees agree on the monophyly of Unikonts (nodes 1 and 1' in Figure 6), but differ in the placement of the jacobid Reclinomonas americana, which is inside the Archaeplastida subtree in the left-hand tree of Figure 6.

The use of BMGE (with default BLOSUM62 and liberal BLOSUM30 matrices), Gblocks (relaxed), trimAl (strictplus and automated1) and Noisy lead to the same phylogenetic tree (left-hand tree in Figure 6).

However, the ML tree inferred from our initial character supermatrix has the same topology (left-hand tree in Figure 6) as the ML tree inferred by Castresana (2000; see Figure 5A, page 545 in [ 7]).

By using on this character supermatrix the same methods and software as Phillips, Delsuc and Penny (2004; see [ 25] for more details), we retrieved the same phylogenetic tree (left-hand tree in Figure 9) by minimizing the Minimum Evolution (ME) criterion with both GTR [ 79- 81] and LogDet [ 82- 84] distance estimates.

The US Open champion fought back to one under by nine, but on the 10th, the hole that sparked his trouble last year, he drove off the fairway on the right after overcompensating for the left-hand trees that caught his ball 12 months ago.

Following the primary binary decision down the left hand side of the tree (east of UTM easting 323,564 m) reveals a second cluster of 12 families living west of the UTM easting 339,381 m that also contribute a total LOD score 0.634 (nominal P = 0.04) for which there is no further splitting function based on religious group.

New trees on left hand side and more rough have made it a lot tighter though.