Sentence examples for the corresponding branch from inspiring English sources

The divergence time of recent duplications is shown in blue beside the corresponding branch in red.

Branch and trunk lengths are proportional to the number of nonsynonymous mutations acquired on the corresponding branch and trunk46.

Linear and logarithmic model equations were fitted to the branch segments and the equation with minimum residual was selected as the best-fit model representing the corresponding branch.

For Probabilistic Fire Safety Analysis fire event and fault trees specific to the conditions of the nuclear power plant need to be established to estimate the corresponding branch point probabilities and end states for core damage frequency.

The black dashed curve shows the maximum voltage attained on a branch of periodic solutions in the full model, while the red solid curve shows the maximum voltage attained on the corresponding branch of periodic orbits in the reduced model.

As (s_{mathrm {dynamic}}) decreases, the trajectory approaches the corresponding branch of fixed points, and KE cannot activate until this branch undergoes a saddle-node bifurcation (meeting the dashed fixed point branch in the figure) at the curve of jump up knees of the (V_{mathit {KE}}) nullcline (lower right cyan curve; also see Fig. 4).

The provided GO terms correspond to the most frequently enriched terms found in the corresponding branches of the dendrogram.

The transmission wavelengths for two output ports are immune to each other, and only determined by the corresponding branches, respectively.

Depending on the location of available voltage measurements, the bus powers of the corresponding branches are adjusted iteratively to better fit the measured voltage.

Due to the temperature shift of the phonon frequencies of ZnGeP2 to the higher wave numbers [3], almost all branches of the 4 K dispersion lay above the corresponding branches at 300 K.

While the atom environment consisting of three unbranched carbon atoms in a conjugated system is present in just above 50% of all structures (ranked second in both Substance and Compound), the corresponding branching atom environments are ranked first and third with examples shown in Fig. 14a (viii, ix) and b (viii, ix, x).