Sentence examples for an evolutionary background from inspiring English sources
In this context, IBD offers a model for evaluation of the hypothesis that LP/LNP serves an evolutionary background for a number of modern day diseases.
It has been reported that the neurotoxin gene cluster has an evolutionary background distinct from a relatively stable genomic background for both Group I and Group II C. botulinum organisms [ 6].
Thus, rabies viruses circulating in Thailand (or in Southeast Asia) could possibly have an exclusive evolutionary background that might be recognized as being unique, an hypothesis previously suggested by Susetya et al. [ 12].
The difference in the distribution of the H and D amino acids between S/T and Y containing motifs could imply that phosphorylation of histidine (H), aspartate (D) and tyrosine (Y) might have a common ancestry and a coupled evolutionary background which is not unlikely as remarkable similarities exists between these two classes of kinases (reviewed by Wolanin et al. and references therein)[28].
Instead, we included the Swiss population in the experiment, which also originates from a high-elevation site but has a distinct evolutionary background.
The battle between Java and C# for the hearts and minds of programmers is just the beginning.Generation gapThe plethora of modern programming languages has a common evolutionary background.
A comparative analysis in conjunction with 10 published Listeria plasmids revealed a common evolutionary background.
The disposable soma theory has been suggested as a possible evolutionary background for longer telomeres in females as compared to males in ants, rats and humans [17].
Even extrapolating between related species may not be warranted given the variation in susceptibility to avian malaria exhibited by the Hawaiian honeycreepers [11], all of which share a common evolutionary background.
These findings suggest selection of multiple specific clones with a distinct evolutionary background that are better equipped to adapt to and survive in the specific conditions in the CF lung.
The wild rice species used in this study represent a diverse evolutionary background, including both diploid and tetraploid species encompassing 8 10 million years of divergence [ 12].
