Sentence examples for tree isolates from inspiring English sources

With the exception of the highly homogeneous CAP59 locus, h, π and d indices were higher among the African tree isolates compared to the global population sample (Table 2).

To challenge the hypothesis that the native African tree isolates are more genetically diverse than global isolates, the global population sample was selected to include the most diverse global strains available from our previous studies (Table 2).

In the NP phylogenetic tree, isolates A/mallard/Sweden/65/2005 (H4N3) and A/migratory duck/Jiangxi/6568/2004 (H4N6) grouped the HK/Y439/97 lineage, while the isolate A/northern pintail/Alaska/44202-103/2006(H3N8) clustered into the WI/1/66 lineage (Figure S1F).

Within the HA phylogenetic tree, isolates A/Ck/BD/15079/12 (H5N1) and A/Ck/BD/15083/12 (H5N1), both original samples collected on the same day in January 2012 from the same live bird market in Dhaka city, fell within clade 2.3.2.1, but did not cluster together with the rest of the H5N1 isolates from Bangladesh.

In the phylogenetic tree, isolates from Rostov-on-Don grouped (with a posterior probability of 1) with an additional 6 viruses that were isolated in the neighboring Stavropol region during and up to 2 months after the outbreak; however, no cases of neuroinfection were reported in that region.

In this tree, isolate VK1.4, a member of the US1 clonal lineage, served as an outgroup.

Attention centers on gesture in Deborah Black's dramatic though colorless compositions of trees isolated against a swirling, animated sky.

Densities of earwigs and syrphids were significantly lower on trees isolated from woody habitats than on trees adjacent to forest.

Cumulative aphid densities were two times higher on trees isolated from forest, but only in the absence of glue rings, suggesting that differences in earwig densities could have caused this pattern.

In rural Alberta and Saskatchewan, the term "bluff" is used to describe a small group of trees isolated by prairie and "slough" (pronounced sloo) refers to a small area of marshy land isolated by prairies.

Terminal nodes (tips) associated with the proximal partition of the tree represent isolates whose lineages are bound for extinction; the tips in the distal partition represent isolates descending from the breakpoint branch.