Sentence examples for strongest splits from inspiring English sources

We found in the examples studied by us that usually all compatible strongest splits are also represented in trees obtained with optimality criteria.

The corresponding split support spectrum (Fig. 19) also reflects these problems: The four strongest splits are those that are of little interest (Diptera, Nematomorpha, Onychophora, Nematoda).

The strongest split is between dairy and beef cattle, but even then not all dairy cattle are placed in one group (Figure 1b) and all breeds apart from the few Holsteins are distributed across multiple groups.

Searching the alignment, one finds 245 conserved sequence positions that support the strongest split, many of these with a single character state in the ingroup.

The split networks reconstructed for increasing T i also show that the split found in the rooted network is also the most ancient split among prokaryotes because it is the strongest split at the lowest amino acid identity thresholds and weakens when higher thresholds (more closely related proteins only) are queried (fig. 4, supplementary fig. S1, Supplementary Material online).

That's unusual for hung juries, Ms. Hans said, and suggests a stronger split earlier in the deliberations.

Had commentators been paying attention, Mr. Blake's exhortation could have practically served as a prelude to the way many of his followers in California, where the Church of God in Christ is especially strong, split their tickets on Election Day between Mr. Obama and "Yes" on Proposition 8.

Prisma's own team is around 25-strong, split between offices in the Bay Area and Moscow.

The conviction of nine Asian men for grooming and abusing white girls has prompted strong, split opinions on whether race is an issue in such cases.

Sites close to the coast are affected by the Pacific Ocean and display a strong coast effect (strong split of TE and TM modes).

Using the full mirror we observed a strong splitting of the focal peak along the axial direction due to form deviations of the parabolic mirror.