Sentence examples for adjacent function from inspiring English sources
In this way, within certain degrees of freedom, if there is degeneracy between environmental and genomic factors, then selection can result in an offloading of function from the genome to the environment, or a potential divergence of the environmental and genomic elements leading to the random exploration of adjacent function space.
The two adjacent functions W ~ n r and W ~ n + 1 r intersect at the same point as in conventional methods.
Curettage has a higher recurrence rate [ 22, 23], but it preserves adjacent joint function.
Authors' response: This information is available in Table 2, in the column "Adjacent gene function; reasons if discarded".
To reduce the overlap between adjacent weighting functions while obeying the above mentioned constraints, the slopes at the transition region have to be increased.
In this way, the undesired cross-linking of adjacent NH2 functions on the tip surface is perfectly avoided.
The hard domains, which result in the induction of hydrogen bonding between urethane and urea groups in the hard segments of adjacent polymer chains, function as physical cross-links that resist flow when stress is applied to the materials (Guelcher [2008]).
These cells then proliferate and differentiate in separate but adjacent compartments and function cooperatively to promote bone growth through the process of endochondral ossification.
These heterotypic and homotypic dimers assemble in trans, between adjacent mitochondria and function as a mitochondrial tethering complex prior to organelle fusion.
This large scale doubling would first create duplicates on separate chromosomes, but potentially, genetic recombination, and subsequent elimination and modification of genes could give rise to high levels of adjacent genes that function in related pathways.
B is immediately adjacent to R2 its function was initially unknown, though it was recently shown to bind α-catenin, and thus play a role in Wnt regulation (Choi et al., 2013).
