Sentence examples for on a single branch from inspiring English sources

Gene tree topologies were used to identify gene exchange (putative hybrids or intraspecific population admixture), detectable when localities and/or species designations are admixed across branches in the genealogy (i.e. multiple localities/species on a single branch, or a locality/species in more than one clade).

If these 'homoplasious' mutations clustering on a single branch of the mtDNA tree are located within one or two amplicons, then we get a clear indication of artificial recombination.

SNPs that did not fit one of the 18 possible configurations indicative of a single mutation on a single branch of the tree were homoplasies, called recombinant SNPs.

Yet all he has to show for his efforts so far, he said, is a check for the cost of repairing the roof on a single branch.

This method causes a node to appear in different branches of the routing tree; however, an edge can appear only on a single branch.

It's a matter of wanting to look at the entire forest rather than sticking to a single twig on a single branch on a single tree.

Thus, coupled with the sequencing of the A. thaliana genome, these efforts have provided data on only a single branch of the plant evolutionary tree, namely members of the Monocotyledonae and Dicotyledonae, collectively termed the angiosperms and commonly known as flowering plants.

In addition to the placement of H. sapiens, the portrayal of hominin evolution as primarily anagenic, by depicting one or more taxa placed on or within a single branch, is problematic for its potential to reinforce ideas of teleology, progression, and anthropocentrism.

Finding a new species of platypus was a surprise: Previously, researchers thought that the creatures had a single branch on their family tree, with no more than one distinct species alive at any time.

Despite this trend, Community National opened with a single branch, on Middle Neck Road, in April and plans to open a second branch on Franklin Avenue in Garden City in the first quarter next year.

These analyses identified a single branch on the phylogeny as exhibiting strong evidence for protein-coding adaptation, the branch uniting Meg3-9, which represents the most recent maize-specific expansion event (p < 0.05 after correcting for multiple tests; Figure  2A).