Sentence examples for tree presented from inspiring English sources

Fig. S3 Bootstrap values of the maximum likelihood tree presented in Fig. 3b.

To develop the model tree presented in this paper, over 450 data records were collected from internationally published literature.

The decision tree presented here is largely based on the sources discussed above [1, 2, 7 9].

The tree presented here is a grafted tree, created by simply pasting the phylogeny of Verboom et al. (2003) on to that of Guo and Ge (2005).

The combined phylogenetic tree presented by Neubig et al. (2012) is based on the analyses of five DNA regions (ITS, trnH-psbA, 5′ycf1, 3′ycf1, matK).

The relationship among the TBRF species is also reflected in the phylogenic tree presented in Figure 4.

The 50% majority rule tree presented here was constructed from all sampled trees with the first 25% of all trees ignored as burn in.

The best tree presented and discussed here is the one with the highest score (−lnL = 19335.56); it is also representative of more than half of the trees found.

The tree presented on Figure 8 was built from an alignment of length 165 aa, using a WAG+Γ model chosen with ProtTest [89] The complete OtV5 DNA sequence has been deposited in GenBank, accession number EU304328.

Unfortunately, the only Yponomeuta 'trees' available till now are phenograms based on morphological traits and constructed for a mainly West European subset of the species [22], and the tree presented by Sperling et al. [23] for four species of Yponomeuta.

Analysis of the SNPs involved in that part of the tree (data not shown) showed that most supported the new tree presented in Figure 4 with UTI89 the first to diverge.