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This hypothesis is reinforced by the phylogenetic analysis of the amino acid sequences: Bo/DijonA216/06/FR clusters on a separate branch for both the polymerase and capsid regions, whereas the NB-like and NA1-like viruses cluster on separate branches in the polymerase region, but together in the capsid region.
The structure is a family tree showing separate branches for Africans, Caucasians (Europe, the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent), East Asians, Pacific Islanders and American Indians.
The best-fitted maximum-likelihood trees reflect established phylogenetic relationships, with C. echinospermum basal to a branch containing a single, mostly basal clade of C. arietinum and separate branches for each C. reticulatum population among which topology mirrors geographic proximity of field sites (Fig. 4).
For RCTs that concern more than a single population (P2) or a complex sequence of treatments or randomization phases (R2), the decision tree could be multi-layered with separate branches for each population group.
A valuable service no one has brought out in this field or thought of.I am sure there is scope for a separate branch of specialty.
Three Arabidopsis kinesins with armadillo repeats (tandem repeats that form a superhelix of helices) form a group on a separate branch from other kinesins except for a C. elegans kinesin that does not have an armadillo domain.
Judges, on the other hand, are a separate branch of government and are appointed for life.
This is a separate branch of government," Ryan said.
It is unusual for a Congressional committee to investigate the procedures behind a decision of the judiciary, a separate branch of government.
A separate branch of research focuses primarily on time processing.
Notable exceptions are the Church of England WalesScotlandand, and Ireland, including Northern Ireland, have separate branches of the Anglican Communion) and sports associations for cricket, rugby, and football (soccer).
