Sentence examples for unresolved position of from inspiring English sources

These trees differ from those of Langer and Benton [19] in the unresolved position of Silesaurus and Guaibasaurus (Figure 10).

According to the currently unresolved position of Appendicularia, none of these alternatives can be chosen as superior.

Consistent with the unresolved position of B. rotundiformis, its repeats were similarly divergent from Clade A and Clade B repeats at both nonsynonymous and synonymous positions.

The relatively basal and unresolved position of eukaryotes is consistent with the preponderance of single proteins showing different groups of species as closest relative.

The same analysis with the 'non-essential' core resulted in a topology with RF distance = 4 to the reference tree, due to the unresolved position of Xanthomonadales at the base of the tree (not shown).

However, the unresolved position of Semnopithecus among Asian colobines might have been affected by one or several of the above mentioned factors, or alternatively, might be the result of a true radiation-like divergence of lineages.

However, the unresolved positions of both FLAS10H9 and the genus Haloarcula in combination with the grouping of some FLAS10H9 ORFs with Haloarcula (additional file 2) suggests the most parsimonious interpretation as a single transfer into the ancestor of these organisms from a Haloquadratum-releated lineage.

It is posited in an unresolved position within a clade composed of Zhuchengceratops, Udanoceratops, and Leptoceratops (Figures 9A and B) based on the matrices of both Makovicky (2010) and Chinnery and Horner (2007).

Within the subgenus Menelaides, the species P. memnon and P. rumanzovia are not reciprocally monophyletic with one specimen of each species in an unresolved position at the base of this clade.

Within C. elegantior, several population samples had unresolved positions (V), a portion of North American population samples are distributed into one well-supported subclade (VI) and European population samples formed a well-supported subclade (VII).

Species of the 'Pyrenean' subclade differed by 2-3 substitutions substitutions (at positions 171, 259, and 485) from the majority of 'Western' clade species that occurred at unresolved positions.