Sentence examples for segments of the tree from inspiring English sources

Eight gene segments of the tree sparrow virus shared most (>99.3%) similarities with subtype H7N9 virus isolates from humans.

Second is pervasive systematic biases in evolutionary mode, which affect segments of the tree differentially causing some branches to be placed entirely incorrectly [ 2]; all sequence trees require testing and corroboration by other evidence.

It calculates the relationships based on the Fitch and Margoliash method of constructing the phylogenetic trees[ 17] using the following formula (from the Phylip manual): where D is the observed distance between gene sets i and j and d is the expected distance, computed as the sum of the lengths of the segments of the tree from gene set i to gene set j.

These pages display an image of the organisms in the daughter taxa showing the segment of the tree of life at which the branch occurs.

The project, intended to help promote business, encourage pedestrian traffic and link different segments of the street, will include tree plantings, graffiti removal and new awnings that have been designed by students at nearby Pratt Institute.

Parts of gut tissue wrongly identified as tracheae or segments of the tracheal tree missed by the program were manually edited before counting the total number of pixels in the skeletonized tracheal tree.

Eight neurons were used in the analysis of dendritic parameters based upon complete filling of the distal segments of the dendritic tree.

The transjejunal approach eradicates this need for long-term transhepatic catheters, and multiple segments of the biliary tree can be accessed through a single access route.

This study was designed to prospectively evaluate the diagnostic performance of multislice spiral computed tomography (MSCT) coronary angiography for the detection of significant lesions in all segments of the coronary tree potentially suitable for revascularization.

Percutaneous transhepatic biliary intervention is limited by its inability to access all segments of the biliary tree in a single puncture and carries significant morbidity as well as patient discomfort [18, 19].

Generating Cre, CreERT, and tTA lines that specifically target individual segments of the vascular tree would be of great use to the scientific community.