11.   In particular, several authors have rooted the universal tree of life in the eubacterial branch, using two composite trees of duplicated protein families.

12.   Nineteen patients in group A underwent various therapeutic manoeuvres in an attempt to clear the biliary tree of calculi.

13.   Amid the rumble of the traffic, birds were singing in the trees of Bedford Square.

14.   This process, referred to as Endorsement, is repeated up the tree of packages until it is decided that the SSR no longer applies.

15.   The process model searches the tree of users within LIFESPAN for a match with the roles specified in the model.

16.   A relic of the belief that the oak, the sacred tree of the Thunder God, could protect you from lightning.

17.   This creates a network of all possible word sequences rather than just a tree of isolated words.

18.   The trees of the lower reaches are thus generalized in their attractions while trees like the dipterocarps get the local fauna and the bee Apis dorsata.

19.   The major pollinators are short-distance generalists and the fidelity is maintained by the simultaneous flowering of trees of both sexes within close proximity.