Sentence examples for animals represented by from inspiring English sources

The plots of the regression analyses (expression vs weigh loss graphs) of the top six upregulated and top six downregulated genes mentioned above are shown in Figure 2. The phenotype data and weight loss of four ICV leptin treated animals (represented by red crossed circle) were very similar to the vehicle treated animals.

There were 1,993,396 animals represented by 23,169 movements.

Recent work has shown that ~60% of the genes in warm-blooded animals represented by human, mouse, and chicken have at least one potential G-quadruplex sequence (PQS) within the 5 kb region upstream of TSS [ 17].

Sixty-seven animals that had incomplete phenotype or fixed effect information were removed, leaving 2,110 animals represented by bulls (n = 500), steers (n = 1,210), and heifers (n = 400), born between 2002 and 2008.

For example, concepts of the intellect (such as the specific concept of man or the generic concept of animal) represented by second order concepts (such as the concept of species or genus) are presented only to the intellect.

"Afternoon Of A Faun" came from a poem by Stephane Mallarme about what went on inside the head of the animal, represented by a flute in Debussy's music.

Representative results from one of two independent experiments a (mean ± SEM), three animals in each group, each animal represented by 7 9 experimental repeats in distinct wells and each dot is a representation of a single well.

Provided samples prove suitable for extraction, the analysis of DNA allows genetic relationships to be established not only between modern animals of different taxa, but also between them and animals represented only by fossil or sub-fossil bone.

The portrait of the cardinal dates from the 1540s, the decade when Jacopo also executed pioneering portraits of animals — represented here by the wonderful "Two Hunting Dogs Tied to a Tree Stump" from the Louvre — which were decisive in establishing this genre.

The presence of these large animals, represented either by their bones or footprints, suggests some kind of cooperative hunting strategy.

This may be particularly true as both uterine and placental Metatheria (marsupials) and Eutheria (other mammals) animals outnumber the species of Prototheria animals, represented today only by platypus and echidnas.