Sentence examples for our tree indicating from inspiring English sources

Notably, the branch lengths (indicating substitutions per site) varied considerably in our tree, indicating relatively variable evolution rates among species.

Our tree indicates that members of the TyrK family are absent, as is the case in yeast and most (but not all) unicellular eukaryotes [ 17].

As a consequence, our tree indicates that N. viridescens expresses a combination of isoforms that stem from four highly diverged evolutionary lineages of SPF variants.

The pattern of our tree indicates that the TOC1 group first diverged, and then split the PRR9/5 group and the other branch, the latter containing the PRR7/3 group.

The placement of these sponge sequences throughout our tree indicates that it was after the divergence of the last common ancestor of the Metazoa from its unicellular ancestors that the ATG8 gene family was duplicated and diversified (only one ATG8 gene is known from fungal genomes).

While LECA possessed a class I RNR, our trees indicate that this is ultimately bacterial in origin.

Our ML tree indicated some interesting relationships in the higher and lower taxa of Fusarium species and related genera.

Our phylogenetic tree indicates that daf-8 is an R-Smad, daf-3 a Co-Smad and Tag-68 an I-Smad.

Our ML tree indicated that most Fusarium species which produce trichothecenes, clustered in a super-clade consisting of clade VI and VII.

Our alignment tree indicates the existence of two further group 2a WRKY proteins in barley, HvWRKY3 and HvWRKY23, which therefore are also potential regulators of pathogen response.

However, as mentioned above, the sharing of allelic lineages between species observed on our phylogenetic tree indicated a "trans-species polymorphism" under balancing selection, but the rhesus and cynomolgus macaques have diverged from each only 1.8 2.0 mya [ 53].