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For the same tree size, and restricting to binary branching events, the smallest value of the cumulative branch size is obtained for a completely symmetric, balanced tree, whereas the most asymmetric, the pectinate or comb-like tree in which all branches split successively from a single one, yields the largest Ci value [13].

Similar to clade I, the GIs forming clade II, VvI-3 VvI-4, VvI-5, VvII-f, VvII-g, VvII-h and VvII-i may have been acquired successively from a compositionally similar donor or may have been dispersed upon a single acquisition event.

Because daily mortality decreases successively from an age of about 75 years, the highest death rates occur immediately after crossing the lower limit of an age group.

In contrast, the sporadic-sound-change model describes the Siberian languages as successively diverging from a Turkic trunk.

However, Yiduxylon has protoxylem strands restricted near the periphery of three xylem ribs of stem, large amounts of secondary xylem, two leaf traces successively arising from a xylem rib, and helically arranged petioles.

A physiological truncus brachiocephalicus and normal left subclavian artery was present in only 1 cat, whereas the great arteries of the other 9 animals showed the following different patterns of branching (Table 2): 1) The bicarotid trunk, right subclavian artery, and aberrant left subclavian artery successively branched from a persistent right aortic arch in 5 dogs and 1 cat.

By changing the pin-site care successively from daily to once a week [6], using chlorhexidine instead of sodium chloride [8], and decreasing the use of prophylactic antibiotics [7] we have reduced pin-site infections and the use of antibiotics.

Two leaf traces depart successively from the tip of a stem xylem rib (Additional file 6: Figure S6).

The movements of the Fifth Symphony progress successively from C-sharp minor to A minor, then D major, F major and finally to D major.

Patients will be recruited successively from the University Hospital in Halle/Saale, Germany, a general practitioner's office, and in a specialised diabetological practice.

To find the temperature of crystallisation, a sample was annealed successively from 100 to 600 °C by step of 100 °C, plus an annealing at 800 °C.