Sentence examples for as its relatives from inspiring English sources
Based on that information, and taking into account that E. wapiti is also found in habitats containing slab rocks just like its relatives, we would predict that it would have the same breeding strategy as its relatives; experimental studies confirmed that prediction.
E. tarda adopts both of the intracellular and extracelluar lifestyles as its relatives such as pathogenic S. typhimurium, Y. pestis as well as symbiont Sodalis glossinidius, further suggesting that they experienced independent and divergent evolution driven by their specific hosts and inhabitant niches.
The EBV is based on the dog's own, as well as its relatives' results, and adjusted for some environmental factors.
In this study we found that ISAV, as its relatives, (i) exhibit a low recombination rate, though recombination is present in the he surface gene.
However, if the result of an owner's cooperation is that the dog in question as well as its relatives is banned from breeding, future cooperation with the breeder may become impossible.
But, considering what London aspires to, its extensive underground and rail network as well as its relative wealth, it is absolutely disgraceful that nothing has been done about this; whether it is the worst or the 10th worst is neither here nor there.
Each minor key is also entered on the circle, in the same position as its relative major.
The core of his music is the Angolan semba, which is as light on its feet as its relative, the Brazilian samba.
Eastern Germany may never overcome some of its disadvantages, such as its relative lack of big cities and the exodus of its elite.
-After you have located your ecosystem, describe its exact location (approximate latitude and longitude) as well as its relative location (where this place is in relation to other geographic features and towns or cities in the region).
The Benedictine abbey church of St. Marius and St. Arianus at Rott-am-Inn (1759 62) may be stylistically more significant, as its relative simplicity heralds the approach of Neoclassicism.
