Sentence examples for most frequent branch from inspiring English sources

U5, the most frequent branch of Hg U in Europe, is likewise absent.

The most frequent branch point, UACUAAC, and its shorter derivatives, ACUAAC and CUAAC, are very typical for yeast introns.

The steps consist of identifying non-overlapping tree spaces, detecting SPR moves that would convert trees from the tree space of gene A to trees from that of gene B (200 comparisons), and focusing on the most frequent branch swaps.

The last point is well illustrated by Y-chromosome data where the less represented J1-M267* J1-M267*indicates Northern Mesopotamia contributions, whereas the most frequent J1-Page08 branch revealineagecal recent expansindicates 4,000 years ago (Table 2).

The AAa variant, which belongs to the AA branch, was the most frequent HPV-16 variant in this series.

When most trees agree in topology and branch lengths, the most frequent tree topology, properly annotated, can give a fair representation of the posterior distribution.

The most frequent PVC morphologies were left bundle branch block (LBBB) with inferior axis deviation (IAD) in 59 subjects (50%), RBBB with left axis deviation (LAD) in 21 (18%), LBBB with LAD in 18 (15%), RBBB with right axis deviation in 14 (12%), LBBB with normal axis in 14 (12%), and RBBB with IAD in 8 (7%).

The most frequent complication is the presence of a branch coursing in the cranial direction from the highest point of a trans-sphincteric path, running toward the roof of the ischioanal fossa and even crossing the levator ani muscle.

When N = 3, (8) becomes (5) and the MP-EST tree is the most frequent gene tree triple with an internal branch of length described in (6).

After Thomasomys, the second most frequent shift was an increment in rates located in the branch leading to the Akodon clade (Fig.  3).

The most frequent arrhythmias in patients with IVMS aneurysm are ventricular tachycardia, bundle branch block, and AV block [25].