Sentence examples for main branches that from inspiring English sources

As expected, in case of both gene lists the samples sorted into two main branches that separated primarily male and female samples (Fig. 3A and 3B).

Unsupervised hierarchical clustering of the same data (Fig.  2) revealed two main branches that divided endometrial samples based on the menstrual cycle phase rather than diseased/non-diseased status.

The H7 phylogenetic tree, when using Equine/Prague/1/56 as the outgroup, shows the avian isolates divided into two main branches that are further subdivided into geographically defined groups.

"I had a (teacher) who took me through a chest X-Ray and I don't think I'll ever forget it …he compared it to looking at a tree…you need to look at all the bits you might forget first like the diaphragm, that's the roots…then the vertebrae, that's the trunk, and then the main branches, that's the ribs…analogies like that, do help".

(Student focus group 1) "I had a (teacher) who took me through a chest X-Ray and I don't think I'll ever forget it …he compared it to looking at a tree…you need to look at all the bits you might forget first like the diaphragm, that's the roots…then the vertebrae, that's the trunk, and then the main branches, that's the ribs…analogies like that, do help".

This article is mainly concerned with the function of the autonomic nervous system in both of its two main branches that are the sympathetic and the parasympathetic nervous systems.

However, students who focused on branches when interpreting trees either read through the representation in a single direction, e.g., top to bottom with relatedness having to come after the taxa in question (unidirectional reading rationale) or interpreted relationships in relation to a "main branch" that taxa "branch off from" (main branch rationale).

A VSMC fate map of the aorta and its main branches revealed that VSMCs originating from different sources (neural crest, secondary heart field, somites, mesangioblasts, proepicardium, splanchnic mesoderm, mesothelium) reside in distinct segments (Majesky, 2007).

A taxonomic comparison of the 11 main branches showed that the species in seven of the groups (B, D, E, F, G, H, and I) were from a single domain, while the species in the other four groups were from different domains.

Today NWRI has three main research branches that focus on aquatic ecosystems.

An archived version of Scoria, derived from the main Scoria branch, that includes MDAnalysis support.