Sentence examples for ancestral rules from inspiring English sources

"I had to respect the ancestral rules, for the bridge, the decoration, for the complication," he said.

Thus, although NvHoxB and NvHoxE are not organized in a genomic cluster, they display differential expression profiles and activities, suggesting that ancestral colinearity rules are at least kept for two asymmetrically expressed Hox genes in Nematostella.

The sharing of water is carried out by a system of combs set up in every Kasria according to an ancestral customary rule.

At that time, he called ancestral political rule a "scourge" that had condemned the overwhelming majority of France to a "cursed existence".

Since no sequence of Th. intermedium accessions studied by us is tightly related to present-day D. villosum in the phylogenetic tree, the possibility that D. breviaristatum or an extinct or other unsampled Dasypyrum (or their hybrid) are the ancestral species cannot be ruled out.

Notung maps duplication and loss events onto branches of the species tree by reconstructing ancestral states according to parsimony rules.

By providing a complete picture of subgenome dominance and sensitivity in modern and ancestral grasses following these evolutionary rules, we propose a robust revised evolutionary model from an n = 7 ancestor (containing 16,464 protogenes with up to 8,581 ancestrally ordered, based on conserved gene adjencies between modern grasses).

However, this scenario remains speculative given the absence of specific similarity between the RAMPs and CRISPR polymerases, and recruitment of another RRM-domain protein as the ancestral RAMP gene cannot be ruled out.

From our perspective, a remarkable exception to this rule is the ancestral men gene cluster that was, for unknown reasons, 'frozen' in the plastid genome of a single algal group, the Cyanidiales.

However, this exon was probably not symmetrical (see Fig. 2B) and, due the splice frame rule, only the ancestral or the duplicated exon could be incorporated in the coding transcript without disrupting the open reading frame, a classical case of mandatory alternative splicing [ 48, 49].

Although we cannot rule out shared ancestral polymorphism and incomplete lineage sorting, the fact that most of these cases occur among populations in relatively close geographic proximity (with the potential for hydrologic connection, past or present) is suggestive of at least sporadic gene flow.