Sentence examples for sophisticated trees from inspiring English sources

It consumes phylogenetic inferences in Newick or XML formats and generates sophisticated trees that incorporate charting analytics in scalable vector images.

Even when typical Japanese workers use a sophisticated tree cutting method, ukekuchi-oikuchi cut, the direction is not sufficiently predictable.

More sophisticated tree biomass estimates (Tiers 2 and 3) rely upon allometric models based on WD, tree height and diameter at breast height (DBH) [20].

We suspect that comparisons and alignments of sequences with alternate inversion states would compromise other, more sophisticated tree-building and phenetic analyses.

More sophisticated tree biomass estimates (Tiers 2 and 3) rely upon allometric models based on WD, tree height and diameter at breast height (DBH) [ 20].

Even if ones uses more sophisticated tree building techniques, such as those in [ 30], the major changes in the ribosome are still going to be problematic.

Even with large numbers of proteobacterial species available for analysis, no statistically significant tree-like phylogenetic signals could relate the proteobacterial classes to each other (Lerat et al. 2004), and sophisticated tree reconstructions (Creevey et al. 2004) could only resolve the relationships "within" the proteobacterial classes located at the tips of trees.

As further sequences became available and phylogenetic inference grew more-sophisticated, trees were inferred for numerous gene families.

Sentiments like these have helped the hundreds of Christmas tree growers in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey buck the national trend that in the last decade saw increasingly sophisticated artificial trees erode the real tree business.

To remedy this weakness, we propose to transform the replacement plans into B-tree organization and thus it benefits from sophisticated B-tree concurrency control techniques.

In the foreground was the London plane, the favorite of Robert Moses, who had it planted all over the city, thinking it was a sophisticated British tree.