Sentence examples for most common branch from inspiring English sources

The principal value (the most common branch cut), corresponds to θ chosen in the interval (−π, π].

P has its highest frequency in New Guinea and P1, its most common branch, has its highest concentration and greatest diversity in the highlands.

The most common branching patterns of the right arch are the mirror image branching pattern (84%% of cases) and the aberrant left subclavian artery (14%% of cases) [29].

The third most common branching pattern, LPV quadfurcation, was type 3, which appeared in 13% of cases (n = 6) (Fig. 3).

For instance, hard wood xylans often have d-glucuronic acid attached to their backbone, whereas l-arabinose is the most common branching residue in cereal xylans (de Vries and Visser 2001).

Remarkably, radical changes in amino acids occurred at positively selected sites scattered throughout the entire cetacean phylogeny, from the most common ancestral branch of cetaceans to the terminal branches.

This chapter analyzes the most common subject branch libraries as evidenced in the analysis in.

Haplogroups in the US and French studies can mostly be accounted for by the R and I haplogroup clans with a combined frequency of 81 85%; R1b1a2 and I1 were the most common sub branches.

Perhaps the most obvious, though not necessarily the most common style of branch campus is to essentially replicate the home campus in an international setting.

In the upper part of the watershed, wild brook trout are most common in West Branch Fishing Creek and fish in general are least common in East Branch Fishing Creek.

R1b is the most common Y chromosome branch of Atlantic Europe.