Sentence examples for subsequent branch from inspiring English sources

Tradition would have us start our discussion with the last common ancestor of all deuterostomes and move up the evolutionary tree considering each subsequent branch in turn.

Then the groups of children along each subsequent branch are treated as individual datasets and the regression analysis was repeated to identify the SNP that next best discriminates between asthma cases and controls.

When meals that had previously been encountered during data collection were found again in a subsequent branch, weight and nutritional information were not re-recorded.

Growing dendrites were gradually stabilized, so that dendro-dendritic contacts induced stalling of the terminals but not the subsequent branch retraction in later stages (Fig. 4C).

Classical decapitation experiments showed that the main shoot apex exerts an inhibitory effect over subsequent branch outgrowth, a phenomenon known as apical dominance.

Subsequent branch generations grow out next to each other, so that one bud is not only surrounded by mesenchyme but may be influenced by secreted factors of adjacent buds (Fig. 5A).

Community formation is found to be influenced not only by geographic proximity but also, more importantly, by the organization of the river network (i.e. main stem and subsequent branching).

Although Lingbao no longer exists as a distinct movement, it has left influences on all subsequent branches of Taoism.

In 1947, William King Gregory theorised that placental mammals and marsupials may have diverged earlier, and a subsequent branching divided the monotremes and marsupials, but later research and fossil discoveries have suggested this is incorrect.

The two strategies arose once along with the early divergence of two major branches of the evolutionary tree, and the distribution of genetic trait values measured in P2 (Figure 4c) almost perfectly matches the subsequent branching structure of the tree.

PNVP sprouting into the neurepithelium is mediated by VEGF [86], ephrinB2 [74] and Tie1 [87], while subsequent branching and remodelling of the sprouts in the neuroepithelium is regulated by Np1 [85], heparin-binding VEGF isoforms [86], [88], Dll4/Notch [43] and netrin1/Unc5b [89] signalling.