Sentence examples for supported focal from inspiring English sources
In the more thoroughly sampled Cyt b gene tree, this shift is inferred to have occurred along a branch leading to the most recent common ancestor (MRCA) of a strongly supported focal clade.
The second stage implements an objective function that chooses appropriate sites for protection according to the suitability of these modelled habitats to support focal reptiles and amphibians.
In this way, the eggshell and/or molecules in the PVF could act as a dynamic adhesive matrix to anchor focal actomyosin contraction during meiosis, polar-body extrusion and polarization, analogous to the role played by the extracellular matrix in supporting focal adhesion in migrating cells or extending axonal growth cones.
The field observations of the MSR supported this focal mechanism solution.
The existence of strike-slip faults is also supported by focal mechanisms of local seismicity (Otsubo et al. 2008).
Both gene trees recovered the remaining eastern benthic genera Dionda, Erimystax, Macrhybopsis, Phenacobius, and Platygobio as diverging before the diversification of the strongly supported (100% pp) focal clade (see Methods) that is dominated by pelagic species and accounts for approximately 80% of extant OPM diversity.
Nevertheless, our results again fail to support the focal-point hypothesis.
For birds and small mammals, focal sites supported slightly greater average species richness and average abundances of all species combined than reference sites.
This concept is supported by findings that focal hernias similar to the ones presented occur in isolated mitochondria exposed to hypo-osmotic media (Hackenbrock, 1966; Stoner and Sirak, 1969).
A scheme for correcting instrumental-polarization is presented, as well as a full design for a polarization-pure optical system capable of supporting a 1000-element focal plane array.
In addition, they can be employed to secure other firms' support for the focal firm (Pfeffer and Salancik 1978) as the tie-creating executive can use the outside position to advocate his or her firm's interests.
