Sentence examples for true relatives from inspiring English sources

True salsify, also called yellow salsify, belongs to Tragopogon dubius, a different genus altogether, and despite a similarity in appearance and flavor, the two are scarcely acquainted, let alone true relatives.

Finally (5), all true relatives are simultaneous by nature (simul natura), so Aristotle was wrong in denying that some pairs of relatives are mutually simultaneous, but one prior and the other posterior.

This means that genetic identity in these data must reflect true relatives and not a random association.

Such long branches may be grouped together due to LBA artefacts rather than true relatives.

Strong compositional heterogeneity can incorrectly group unrelated taxa together [ 56, 57], or equivalently, widely separate a taxon with strongly divergent base composition from its true relatives.

Cases where species with similar phenotypes are grouped together rather than with their true relatives have been considered as evidence for convergent evolution, defined here in a loose manner to include both convergent and parallel evolution.

Nothing in those six years diminished schools' true relative quality.

Some will assert that the figures do not represent the true relative strength.

If the experiment is done with considerable care, the abundance distribution corresponds to the true relative stabilities of the clusters of different sizes.

The ↓ binder binds a nominal to the point of evaluation, that is, ↓aφ is true relative to w if and only if φ is true relative to w when a refers to w.

The one I express is true relative to me, and its negation is true relative to you; they're contradictory in the sense that it is impossible for both to be true relative to the same individual (at the same time).