Sentence examples for ancestor study from inspiring English sources

"These teeth resemble those we see in many early moulting animals, suggesting that a tooth-lined throat was present in a common ancestor," study co-author Dr. Jean-Bernard curatorcuratof of invertebrate palaeontology at the Royal Ontario Museum and associate professor at the University of Toronto in Canada, said in a written statement.

As more angiosperm genome sequences become available, reconstruction of additional early ancestral genomes will become possible, adding to the Rosaceae ancestor in [ 8], and the eurosid ancestor studied here, to further elucidate the evolution of large clades of these plants.

Regarding GPs' attitudes toward EPR systems compared with their paper-based ancestors studies show positive attitudes [ 6, 7], although one study showed clinicians to be far more positive about the quality of paper records than expected [ 8].

We use these results to propose a configuration for the proto-chromosomes of the monocot ancestor, and study the accuracy of this configuration.

The latter kind of relationship not merely phyletic but phylogenetic (literally, referring to the origin of a new phylum or major taxon)—reveals a history that can be concurrently approached from two directions, as each clade relates to the other and as both depart from their common ancestor, best studied as corresponding divergences of developmental programs.

Morphology, immunophenotype, cytogenetics, invasiveness, and tumorigenicity of epithelial (LM-234ep) and myofibroblast (LM-234mf) cell lines isolated from two murine mammary adenocarcinomas with common ancestor were studied.

Considering the Tnt1 superfamily of retrotransposons in the genera Solanum, Lycopersicon and Nicotiana as a population of sequences with a common ancestor, a Network study was carried out with the aim of testing the hypothesis that a common α master sequence exists in Tnt1-superfamily.

Part of this difference could be attributed to the different setups used in the different studies (e.g.: chimpanzees, a cohort of people infected with a common ancestor, intra-patients studies).

(In China, mourners regularly speak to dead ancestors, and one study has shown that the bereaved there suffer less long-term distress than bereaved Americans do).

The performance of SAR's service discovery mechanism in hierarchical Least Common Ancestor Networks is studied by means of simulating two different system configurations: level-global knowledge and Level Caches.

Using this measure the evolutionary events that distinguish a protein from its closest ancestor have been studied and it was found that indels are more common than internal repetition and that the exchange of a domain is rare.