We also considered phylogenetic signal from a gene-tree centric perspective, inferring individual ML trees for each gene, and summarizing the predominant (and sometimes, conflicting; [ Fernández et al., 2014]) splits in this set of unrooted, incomplete gene trees using both quartet supernetworks (Grunewald et al., 2013) and an efficient species-tree algorithm (Mirarab et al., 2014).
This aspect is believed to be a specificity of filled polymer blends and is known to have a drastic and sometimes predominant effect on particle localization.
In these groups, tuberculosis may present atypically and sometimes with predominant extrapulmonary manifestations that result in delays in diagnosis and treatment [ 1].
For many of the remaining 6.6m Laotians, unease and sometimes fear are the predominant emotions.Last December a well-known democratic activist and advocate of sustainable development, Sombath Somphone, disappeared.
In young birds (six to eight weeks of age) predominant signs may be loss of appetite, depression, and sometimes tumours of internal organs and tissue that can be felt under the skin.
In many of our adult patients, the predominant seizures are nocturnal with focal semiological features and sometimes secondary generalization; focal onset was often documented on ictal EEG.
Ferrobasalts, recovered near topographic highs and high amplitude magnetic zones, consist of plagioclase (predominant), sometimes olivine and frequently small euhedral magnetite and hematite grains [25].
Chest pain and sometimes mild breathlessness are the usual predominant presenting features.
In compounds, curium usually exhibits valence +3 and sometimes +4, and the +3 valence is predominant in solutions.
Since trees and sometimes large shrubs were used for determining the predominant regional vegetation assemblages, a grid system was devised to accurately record the abundance and distribution of species (> 2 m) within each subplot (n = 10 per LTM).
However, the predominant histopathological features in the inflamed tissues are infiltration of lymphocytes and monocytes, and sometimes polymorph nuclear leukocytes, through small veins without microscopic changes in the vessel walls.
