Sentence examples for a certain lineage from inspiring English sources

Trump seemed, to much of the country, a wholly novel political figure, but in Alabama he fit a certain lineage.

Terminally specified cells of a certain lineage represent only a minor cell fraction of the differentiating ESCs in culture.

Clearly, the number of LSRs in a certain lineage is mostly affected by its closest related lineage being compared.

We have shown here that activated Notch1 most likely directly induces lineage specific transcription factors (LSTFs), which are known to direct multipotent stem cells along a certain lineage and are required for differentiation, in a cell context dependent manner.

These Bayesian model scores can be used further to quantify genes, which are specific for a certain lineage.

Pointing out the oligonucleotides whose occurrence is peculiar commonly (and thus stably) in a certain lineage should provide information concerning biological roles of these oligonucleotides in the lineage.

Nevertheless, it seems that a combination of multiple lineages of hematopoietic cells instead of a certain single lineage is advantageous to promoting tumor development.

Adipogenic and osteogenic cells share many common features at early stages of development prior to their commitment to a certain cell lineage, followed by more different features at the later stages after commitment to a specific lineage.

It is eager to look like no other football stadium in the country and at the same time attach itself to a certain Modernist lineage in Southern California architecture, with a fluid connection between inside and out and an extensive collection of trees and greenery by urbanist Mia Lehrer.

In particular, Tetherin undergoes positive selection in a certain primate lineage (i.e. OWMs) in late primate evolution, possibly representing an intermediate stage in transition from neutral to pervasive adaptive evolution.

The genome characteristics maintained stably in a certain phylogenetic lineage should reflect its fundamental biological significance.