Sentence examples for order at the base from inspiring English sources

(2) Magnetococcus marinus was recently proposed to be a single-species lineage from genus to order at the base of the class Alphaproteobacteria [62].

It appears unlikely that single-gene phylogenies using the conserved 18S gene will be useful for confirming the branching order at the base of the nematode tree-future efforts will require multi-gene analyses or phylogenomic methods.

The branching order at the base of Solanaceae is not well defined, similar to the findings of Olmstead et al. [ 22], and four groups are identified as the first branching taxa: Schizanthus, Duckeodendron, the previously unplaced Reyesia, and the tribe Goetzeoideae.

The sepioid orders at the base of the decapodiform clade did not form a monophyletic group, and the position of Loliginidae was ambiguous.

The APR of organisms with primary plastids can be found in the same clade in the expected order (rhodophytes at the base and chlorophytes and streptophytes as sister sub-clades).

For magnetic field strengths of the order 105 106 G at the base of the jet, the calculated spectra agree well in slope and flux with the observations.

Removal of the Trichinellida did not result in an unequivocal basal split-outgroup choice continued to dictate the order of splits at the base of the tree.

Further, it is found that increasing the spacing between CNTs results in a considerable drop in the performance of an ordered nanostructured CCL at the base case conditions considered in the simulation.

The decision by Susan Crawford, the top legal authority for military trials at Guantánamo, brings all cases into compliance with Barack Obama's executive order to halt proceedings at the base.

Agreeing, the Lieutenant said that he would order another squad, operating at the base of the mountain, to coördinate its movements with those of Meserve's patrol, and that he would also dispatch two other squads to the area.

They should be in descending order, with the largest at the base and the smallest on top.