Sentence examples for more distant branches from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Carela and others like him, that means greater reliance on more distant branches.

Elsewhere the formula is used in transitions to more distant branches.

The tree was rooted on the earliest sequence and showed a clear ladder-like topology, where the more distant branches usually corresponded to later time points, which is typical of a longitudinal HIV-1 sampling.

It remains fairly large for ancestral branches close to it (e.g. those leading to lemurids and artiodactyls, for example), but decreases as we reach more distant branches (e.g. those leading to most extant non-primate species).

If I meet someone called Jessie McLennan, I know we are related somehow, but I haven't any idea whether she is a long lost cousin or someone from a more distant branch of the family tree.

In these trees, Xav lies between the X. oryzae clade and Xac, and Xac occupies a distinct, more distant branch.

In comparison, more distant branching events such as that of monotreme, marsupial and placental mammals can be significantly resolved with as little as 8000 aa sites of nuclear coding genes [ 14].

Sometimes students incorrectly equate proximity with relatedness; taxa that are closer to one another along the branch tips are thought to be more closely related than taxa that are more distant across the branch tips (Baum et al. 2005; Meir et al. 2007; Gregory 2008; Novick and Catley 2013; Catley et al. 2013).

A decade on, with Tony Blair too busy clinging to power to be devoting much attention to interesting ideas, that once-close relationship has grown more distant, and Demos has branched out.

The rest of the tree was composed of at least four branches with more distant sequences of the CYP71C subfamily from maize, B. distachyon, S. italica, S. bicolor and O. sativa.

Thus in this case: (i) a post-duplication outgroup yields shorter average internal branches, and (ii) later-diverging post-duplication outgroups yield shorter internal branches than do more distant ones (i.e. small values of e).