Sentence examples similar to biological amalgamation from inspiring English sources

Deposit Solutions became the first European fintech company to join the Centre, which partners with leading global companies, governments and civil society experts from across the globe to help them grow under the auspices of the increasing amalgamation of the physical, digital and biological workplace.

A biological context within the EUROCarbDB is defined as the amalgamation of a specific taxonomy and tissue, together with a varying number of disease and perturbation associations.

When native genotypes and alleles are replaced by mixed-ancestry genotypes, there is both an overall loss of biological diversity and a local gain in genetic diversity; the former represents the amalgamation of previously distinct lineages of tiger salamander, while the latter occurs locally in California.

Of basic importance to approach the tree amalgamation problem is to define evolutionary events that can biologically explain a correct amalgamation.

This limitation has confined available knowledge of chromatin dynamics to a narrow range of biological systems (cell types that can be sorted/separated/dissected in large numbers and tissue culture models) or to amalgamations of diverse cell types (tissue chunks, whole organisms).

"An Amazing a Capella Amalgamation".

Las Vegas is an amalgamation of many neighbourhoods.

"It was really an amalgamation effect".

This amalgamation was known as Suika Shintō.

This amalgamation is an incendiary mix.

It's this amalgamation of our personalities.