Sentence examples for stringent tree from inspiring English sources

This type of method imposes a stringent tree structure on the network which is highly sensitive to the metric used to assess (dis)similarity, and typically requires subjective evaluation to define modules.

ABySS-P uses a parallel implementation of a de Bruijn graph for assembly; SSAKE uses a stringent prefix tree.

Thus, while our main conclusions are based on phylogenetic tree reconstruction using stringent criteria, the additional information contained in our dataset allowed the use of more data and, therefore, an advanced analysis of our results and extrapolation of our conclusions.

One gene, encoding uroporphyrinogen-III synthase (hemD/UROS), could not be identified in any of the transcriptomes, even when applying less stringent BLAST search criteria before tree-reconstruction.

To the minor exception of Noisy with ML trees, BMGE trimming with the (less stringent) BLOSUM30 matrix allows reconstructing the significantly best trees with level of divergence ×3.

To err on the side of caution, we have based our inferences on an unrooted tree, and set relatively stringent criteria in order to reconstruct the different RNA export pathways in the LECA.

We also used a more stringent cutoff by counting the gene trees with boostrap values >70%.

However, BMGE with the stringent BLOSUM95 similarity matrix leads to a different ML phylogenetic tree (right-hand tree in Figure 6).

The village has stringent requirements for construction and management of trees and brush.

Multiple step-wise regression analyses showed that none of the four traits significantly predicted mean seed dispersal distance downwind, except for possibly tree crown area at a less stringent α = 0.10 (P = 0.086; model F1, 23 = 3.22, R2 = 0.12).

It must be noted that our measure for topological consistency (full compatibility) is highly stringent, since a single mismatch would render two trees inconsistent.