Sentence examples for pattern and branch from inspiring English sources

To conduct an evolutionary analysis of the data, we make use of the phylogeny, both branching pattern and branch lengths with branch lengths measuring sequence divergence in the unit of the number of subtitutions per site, inferred by [ 53].

Wider branching patterns and branch lengths only become apparent as the average of adjacent binary trees, and from those, more meaningful phylogenetic patterns can be inferred.

I'll be searching the backdrop for things I can silhouette, like the texture of a birch tree, whose color, bark patterns and branches look wildly different at night than by day".

In general, phylogenetic trees demonstrated very similar patterns of branching and branch lengths across ADAMTS genes.

Large microlobulations and branch pattern suggest a high-grade lesion, intermediate-sized microlobulations and branch pattern suggest an intermediate-grade lesion, and very small microlobulations suggest the presence of a low-grade lesion.

Domestication often involves a change in the pattern and timing of branching, which affects both vegetative and inflorescence architecture, and ultimately yield.

This algorithm was originally introduced to model leaf venation patterns and the branching architecture of trees.

Given the vast differences between human and mouse in the development, tissue architecture (e.g., lobulation and branching pattern) and cell composition of the respiratory system, existing information in the rodents may not be directly translated into humans.

Sprouty2 (Spry2) acts as a central regulator of tubular growth and branch patterning in the developing mammalian lung by controlling both magnitude and duration of growth factor signalling.

Immediate ECG showed sinus tachycardia with the typical S1-Q3-T3 pattern and incomplete right bundle branch block.

Immediate ECG showed sinus tachycardia with the typical S1-Q3-T3 pattern and incomplete right bundle branch block (RBBB).