Sentence examples for ancient case from inspiring English sources

The most compelling ancient case is pictured on an Egyptian stele dating from the 18th dynasty (1580 1350 BCE) showing an adult with a withered, flaccid leg and crutch; the image is strikingly similar to a modern image of a young man with paralytic poliomyelitis (29).

A more ancient case of subcellular relocalization is a pair of nucleus-encoded organellar ribosomal protein genes (Rps13) in rosids where one is localized to the chloroplast and the other has been relocalized to the mitochondria (Adams et al. 2002; Mollier et al. 2002).

On one occasion, Lanza says, a shipwreck was discovered off Toulon with ancient cases of wine preserved on board, unlabelled.

Admittedly, ancient cases of HGT might be an explanation for some of those topological differences, but they are not detectable.

This means that multiplex SNP analysis could not completely replace the conventional control region mtDNA sequencing, at least for the ancient cases from archaeological fields in South Korea.

Moreover, these ancient cases also show that historically, drug discovery was made through serendipitous clinical findings followed by search and evaluation of scientific literature.

Most ancient cases are difficult to test probably because LTR retroelements can recombine with each other regularly enough, to the point that attempting any ancient temporal polarization of their evolutionary history becomes a daunting task.

Other ancient cases of tuberculosis described in the literature include a 5400 4800 BC case from central Germany [ 14], a 5000 BC case from Hungary [ 6] and a 4000 BC case from Italy [ 15, 16].

The above described ancient cases, even if some of them might have been misdiagnosed, undeniably prove that some cases of malignancies, even those that today are still highly lethal, such as bone sarcomas, were once curable.

Our data screening approach was designed to retrieve relatively ancient cases of HGT that occurred before the divergence of two closely related genera of dinoflagellate algae, Karenia and Karlodinium.

A number of other ancient cases of leprosy have been described in the literature, including a 4th 3rd century BC case from Bologna, northeastern Italy [ 20], a 4th century BC 3rd century AD case from Thailand [ 21] and a 3rd century BC case from Britain [ 22].