Sentence examples for the relevant branches from inspiring English sources
A bifurcation diagram for ten heterogeneous neurons including some of the relevant branches discussed above, is again obtained using AUTO.
As the relevant branches characterizing differences across the trees are not inferred to involve heterotachy (Fig. 1), these dissonant results are likely explained through the accommodation of pattern heterogeneity [31] in the BayesPhylogenies analyses.
The genus Lygisaurus appears to be nested inside of Carlia, although many of the relevant branches are only weakly supported.
The genera Toxicocalamus, Simoselaps, and Echiopsis are all divided across multiple clades, with strong support for many of the relevant branches.
The local government set up a group to lead rural CHS work which included leadership from the relevant branches of health, social security, civil administration and financial administration.
Participants in this consultation came from the relevant branches of the health, social security, civil administration and financial administration in the county.
The relevant branch of standard theory, developed simultaneously in the late 1960s by Milton Friedman and Edmund Phelps, implies that every economy has a certain rate of unemployment, determined by the way its labour market works, below which inflation tends to rise.
The relevant branch of science is called mechanism design, a sub-field of game theory, pioneered by John Forbes Nash , Jr a Nobel laureate and also subject of the movie The Beautiful Mind.
A recent paper in BMC Biology reflecting a current skirmish on the placing of turtles [ 2] leaves our image unaffected not only because it affirms their placing among the archosaurs [ 3], but because turtles do not appear on our tree at all (see the addition to the relevant branch in Figure 2).
The bootstrap support for this pattern was significant, i.e. 99% and 91 % for the two relevant branches.
Specific SNPs for the two more relevant branches (1 and 2) were developed into real-time HRM assays (Table 1).
