Sentence examples for supported at most from inspiring English sources

Phylogenies within these clusters are generally congruent to each other and well supported at most nodes, but disagree with the well-supported Bac protein phylogeny.

A separate measure of aridity also suggests to the researchers that Aramis was so hot and dry that it could have supported at most a thin forest along a river or small woodland in an otherwise open bushland, says geochemist Thure Cerling of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.

Divergence of the citrus 2 lineage from the citrus 1 and citrus 3 lineages was supported at most loci.

It is noteworthy, also, that the molecular topology presented here matches exactly that presented for extant taxa only by DelPero et al. (2004) [ 37] on page 440) as one of the "two remarkably similar topologies that were strongly supported at most of the internal nodes".

People tend so stress its effects, like, "there are too many cars" or "we consume too much" or "people are more and more aggressive" instead of admitting that there are simply too many of us to live sustainably.In his book "The meaning of the 21st century" James Martin estimates that the planet can support at most 1 billion people.

Each RN can support at most MNs within the squares covered by the RNs.

Note that COPE can support at most the IEEE 802.11b rate set as discussed in Section 1.

Each RN can support at most MNs to access the network in the squares that it covers.

While centralized-index architectures (such as Napster) can support both these features, existing decentralized architectures seem to support at most one: prevailing unstructured P2P protocols (such as Gnutella and FastTrack) deploy a "blind" search mechanism where the set of peers probed is unrelated to the query; thus they support partial-match queries but have limited scope.

Windows Vista supports at most two start and end rules per time zone setting.

For example, we may support at most 20 mutable residues if all types of amino acids are allowed in each residue.