Sentence examples for being lost individually from inspiring English sources

The alternative scenario of a gene duplication followed by two alternative domains being lost individually in two duplicated genes which then reconstitute a functional channel is not at present well supported.

Presumably, these proteins evolved before the split of the the amoebozoa from the eukaryote/fungi kingdoms but were lost individually in invertebrates and in D. discoideum.

By investigating the fractionated genes in the B. rapa genome, it was found that genes were lost individually rather than via the simultaneously deletion of many genes located in a large fragment.

However, these loci have been lost individually from the plastid genome of at least one heterotrophic lineage (e.g., Delannoy et al. 2011; Logacheva et al. 2011; Wicke et al. 2013), and in some autotrophs; accD has been lost in several lineages of photosynthetic angiosperms (Jansen et al. 2007), and clpP in several lineages of photosynthetic eudicots (see Straub et al. 2011).

"The title, 'Lost,' is so much more about these characters being individually, personally and spiritually lost than being lost on the island," he said.

Other housing data are points, so zonal issues are avoided, but the neighborhood character of the WUI is lost if houses are evaluated individually.

Furthermore, synergistic effects among components of an intervention would be lost if each were evaluated individually.

The British were lost between August 1915 and April 1916, sometimes individually but more often two or more at a time.

A reviewer mentioned that if genes are lost or gained in a single step, that considering gaps individually dramatically over-emphasizes the number of evolutionary events.

We must also admit that information was lost when motion was not recorded in the glenohumeral and the thoracoscapular joints individually.

We can individually and collectively take responsibility for both recognizing when balance has been lost and promoting its restoration.