Sentence examples for position of branches from inspiring English sources
They give rise to all organs and tissues, and therefore establish both number and position of branches, leaves and flowers of the mature plant.
A bi-static acquisition removes temporal de-correlation, i.e. phase noise caused by differences in the position of branches and in moisture.
The results showed a detrimental effect of branching on antiviral activity, with a different magnitude depending on the position of branching in the side chain.
In contrast, support for the position of branching obtained for these lineages with respect to the concatenated Trp-protein tree is not significant, that is, low bootstrap values.
Contrary to proteins and DNA which are linear molecules, glycans are nonlinear branched structures that are characterized not only by the sequence of monomeric units but also by the exact position of the glycosidic bond, its anomeric configuration (α or β), the number of branches and the position of branching.
Genes for which the position of the branches (in particular the branches leading to C. elegans and its closest human homolog) was conserved between both algorithms chosen for finding distance trees (Neighbor joining versus Maximum Parsimony), were selected for the experimental study (Tab. 1).
This underestimation is likely due to conflicts in the size and position of real branches in the crown versus the virtual branches we devised in our model.
Methods 9 11 (stratified, unequal) are based on the idea that the distribution of crown biomass in different strata depends on the relative position of the branches in the tree.
As z-axis distances can only be approximated from serial sections, visual cues, such as the position of arterial branches and vessel conformation were, in some cases, used to aid selection of appropriate image pairs.
Moreover, position of individual branches may not be conserved between different algorithms for finding distance trees.
The position of lateral branches was recorded, showing an uneven distribution.
