Sentence examples for partitioned support from inspiring English sources

By using partitioned support metrics, both hidden and apparent, we were able to identify those individual partitions contributing various degrees of positive, negative or null support to the all-evidence topology (Figure 2B).

Here, we use mobile anti-CD3ε on the spatial-partitioned supported bilayer to ligate and trigger T cell receptor (TCR) in live Jurkat T cells.

We used partitioned likelihood support (PLS) to locate support for particular nodes in a likelihood framework (Lee & Hugall, 2003), modified as explained below.

Relative contributions of different data partitions, calculated as partitioned Bremer support values for each node, are shown in Figure 7.

However, the contribution of the two termini to combined analyses was imbalanced, as indicated by the partitioned branch support and hidden partitioned branch support values that showed N-termini provided greater support than C-termini.

While there were many nodes that had zero partitioned Bremer support for the inversion partition (Table 3), the total support rendered by the inversion data to the simultaneous analysis tree was relatively large ("total BS" column in Table 3).

We are mostly concerned with partitioned branch support (PBS) (Baker and DeSalle 1997) and partitioned hidden branch support (PHBS) (Gatesy et al. 1999) and their use in the assessment of the overall contribution (positive, negative, or neutral) of a particular gene to the various branches or nodes in a phylogenetic hypothesis.

To standardize the total partitioned Bremer support contribution of each partition to the simultaneous analysis tree we divided the total Bremer support by the number of phylogenetically informative characters in that character partition and by the minimum steps of the simultaneous analysis tree ("corrected total BS" column in Table 3).

In all species groups examined here there was at least one node that was negative for partitioned Bremer support of the molecular partition, indicating that the molecular data are in conflict with the simultaneous analysis hypothesis for these nodes.

The number of nodes in the trees that disagreed (as assessed by a negative partitioned Bremer support value) for both data partitions was extremely low (Table 3).

The partitioned branch support scores showed that both the mitochondrial and nuclear datasets support all but two relationships each (PBS < 1; Additional file 3: Figure S1).