Sentence examples for In rots from inspiring English sources

When compared to other genomic regions, for all 13 genomes investigated, we found in ROTs a higher frequency of ORFs with very short or absent intergenic spacers (overlapping genes) (χ = 65.041, p < 0.00001; d.f. = 1).

The intergenic spacers among ORFs in ROTs are either very short or absent, and overlapping genes are overwhelmingly located in these genomic regions (χ = 65.041, p < 0.00001; d.f. = 1).

Nonetheless, the occurrence of tree genes coding for virion proteins in the positive strand in ROTs 19 to 21 had a low chance probability (p = 0.00216), while the co-occurrence of 3 genes encoding transcription associated products in the positive strand in ROT 5 (in bold in Figure  5) had a even lower chance probability (p = 0.00087) (Additional file 10: Table S6).

Furthermore, the two-fold co-occurrence of five community I members in tandem, as observed in ROTs 17, 19 to 21 (in bold in Figure  5) was estimated to be low probability events (p = 0.001 each) during Monte Carlo simulations (Additional file 8: Table S4).

For example a cluster of 6 ORFs with late motifs in ROTs 10 to 12 (in bold in Figure  5) had a low chance probability (p = 0.000735) (Additional file 9: Table S5), while the chance of observing a triple tandem of early and late motifs was higher, (p = 0.0211).

They collapsed after rain seeped in, rotting their ancient wooden beams.

The larvae of some species live in rotting or damaged fruits.

These beetles are commonly found on shelf fungi, under bark, or in rotting plant material.

In nature, it feeds on the bacteria that thrive in rotting plants and animals.

The Dynastinae (rhinoceros, Hercules, and elephant beetles) feed in rotting wood, decaying vegetation, or humus.

The larvae of Pyrochroidae (fire-coloured beetles) live under bark and in rotting wood.