Sentence examples for a distinct major from inspiring English sources

The survey was conducted by researchers at Trinity College in Hartford, which houses the Institute for the Study of Secularism, Society and Culture but does not have a distinct major in secular studies.

The chief difference is the recognition by plant geographers of the Cape region of South Africa as a distinct major unit because of its rich flora, which includes more than 1,500 genera, 30 percent of which are native nowhere else in the world.

Regenerative medicine is a distinct major advancement in medical treatment which is based on the principles of stem cell technology and tissue engineering in order to replace or regenerate human tissues and organs and restore their functions.

Since the TatC protomer has a molecular weight of 28.9 kDa this suggests that TatC forms a distinct major oligomer, probably corresponding to a heptamer or smaller.

In MCF-7 and IGROV1 cells, each splice variant (E1A, E1B, or E1C) generally has a distinct major TSS, whereas the TSS for these Ex1 variants in drug-resistant MCF-7/AdrVp and IGROV1/T8 cells are more heterogeneous.

As shown in Figure  1b, the A. phagocytophilum strains from voles and shrews were located on a distinct major branch that was supported by a high bootstrap value of 99%.

Along with ' Ca .P. pyri' and ' Ca. P. prunorum', the causative agents of pear decline and European stone fruit yellows, respectively, and a few other phytoplasmas, ' Ca. P. mali' forms a second distinct major subclade [ 11].

Higher-resolution ChIP on CHIP analysis of a neocentromere in band 13q32 showed precise colocalization of CENP-C and CENP-H with CENP-A, organized into distinct major and minor domains that defined a unique centromeric chromatin structure [ 17].

This is evident from the cladogram of all the sequences found in the BLAST searches, which is divided into a number of distinct major clades, each with at least 85% bootstrap support.

These twelve embranchments show five distinct major clades, namely, A or A1, D, G or G1, J or J1, K and their minor (sub) clades designated as A2, A3, A4, G2, J2 and J3.

pEntH10407K contains three distinct major regions: (i) a pathogenicity islet containing enterotoxin genes, (ii) a region involved in plasmid replication and maintenance, and (iii) a region including tra genes that cause the self-transmissibility.