Sentence examples for refine tree from inspiring English sources
"refine tree" is not correct nor usable in written English
You could use "prune a tree," which is a term used to describe the process of removing dead, damaged, or overly dense limbs from a tree in order to enhance its health and structure. For example, "The arborist regularly prunes the maple tree to refine its shape and encourage new growth."
To test whether such information could be used to refine tree biomass estimates, each monitor was asked to assess wood hardness using a simple classification: "1" for very light wood, "2" for floater (light wood) and "3" for sinker (heavy wood).
The entire process of refining trees into smooth, lightweight paper comes at a high energy cost and produces serious carbon dioxide emissions (that contribute to global climate change).
We employ a postprocessing procedure to score the resulting trees, but as this potentially involves refining trees to binary trees, it has a worst case run time that is exponential in the number of leaves of the resulting trees (although the score for a single refined tree can be computed by the algorithm M ULTIB UILD in polynomial time).
The only previously identified gene-specific driver changes in our patients were the HER2 amplifications in patient 6 and two missense mutations in PIK3CA in patients 1, 3, 4, and 5. Our highly refined trees provide an opportunity to ask about their origins relative to the cellular ancestors that our trees have identified.
This allows one to refine the tree because a flawed polarization will only affect one part of the tree.
All we have to do is to collect enough data from genomes and refine our tree-building methods sufficiently to bring the structure of the tree of multicellular organisms into focus.
Buneman and refined Buneman trees are not binary unless this is well supported by the input distance matrix, and thus represent the kind of trees which can only be compared by methods which allow for trees of arbitrary degrees.
In Fig. 5 we compare the running time of the new algorithm with the other two algorithms on Buneman and refined Buneman trees built for a range of Pfam [ 13] derived distance matrices using the tool in [ 14].
They also proposed a heuristic approach to refine the gene tree by first minimizing duplications and then losses.
We report on a simulation study we performed to compare MRP to MRL (using fast heuristics for both) as supertree methods, and also to refine the SCM tree computed by SuperFine.
The present work further ascertained previously reported haplogroups, and refined the phylogenetic tree of South Asia.
