Sentence examples for more recent nodes from inspiring English sources

Some of the more recent nodes are however associated with very short branches and low support values.

In addition, support values (bootstrap values and posterior probabilities) of deeper nodes are weaker than those of more recent nodes.

However, some of the more recent nodes of the tree are strongly supported, allowing the identification of several candidate immune-related D. pulex Toll genes.

This difference may occur because linear trees with the same number of taxa will have more recent nodes than in a binary tree of equally spaced internal nodes.

It incrementally merges similar domain compositions with the constraint that younger domain compositions (domain compositions that first appear in more recent nodes in the species tree) should be placed under older domain compositions in the phylogenetic trees.

Since that time, MAT and MATX must have been propagated side by side in the genomes of the descendants to much more recent nodes of eukaryotic evolution and in some cases (diatoms) even to extant organisms.

Four examples of VLB curves are provided on Figure 4: two represent deeper (intergeneric) nodes, moderately (node C) to strongly (node G) supported in the GHR + CYB tree, and two others correspond to more recent (intra Microtus) nodes, moderately (node P) to strongly (node L) supported in the combined topology.

Using domain-specific HMMs, Pal and Guda estimated about 40% of human domains had originated in the metazoan or a more recent phylogenetic node [ 7].

This resulted in subsamples of the data that had more recent root-node ages than the complete data sets, here referred to as 'reduced-age' data sets; comparison between the complete and reduced-age data then allowed us to determine any changes in ti/ tv over time.

Using the same logic, we can see that cats, humans, turtles, and crocodiles all share a more recent common ancestor (node 3) with each other than any does with salamanders and that salamanders, crocodiles, turtles, humans, and cats share a more recent common ancestor (node 2) with each other than any does with lungfish.

The DENV-3, subtype III isolates from Nicaragua, Panama, and Costa Rica are closest to the Latin American group's originating node, with the more recent isolates found farther from that node, reflecting the viral population's ongoing evolution after the point source introduction.