Sentence examples for both species suggesting that from inspiring English sources

Interestingly the clinal change is directed similarly in both species suggesting that similar environmental forces might be responsible.

One of these individuals (RMR146) is sampled from a locality (25) that contains both species, suggesting that hybrid introgression may in part be responsible for such a pattern.

funestus[ 71], most intense antigenic bands (40, 35 and 11 kDa) were revealed in SGEs from both species, suggesting that strong antibody responses against An.

Intriguingly, Id1/ ID1, Klf4/ KLF4 and Bambi/ BAMBI were co-expressed with Nanog/ NANOG in both species, suggesting that they belong to a conserved gene regulatory network.

By comparing rice and Arabidopsis, we found that three of these elements, TATA-box, RY-repeat and SORLREP3, are enriched for miRNA promoters in both species, suggesting that these cis-elements are fundamental to the expression of miRNAs.

Three of these genes are expressed at the same life history stage of both species, suggesting that these proteins may play significant roles in co-ordinate life history stages in different coral species.

Occurrence of both species suggests that high elevations may not provide favourable ecological conditions, and bush cover appeared to be favourable habitats for both species.

The significant increase in foliar δ15N in the biosolid treatments in both species suggested that a large proportion of the total nitrogen uptake came from the applied biosolids.

However, the substantial overlap between sun bears and black bears in MDF and SEF, which comprise most (85%) of Thung Yai's forest cover and thereby constitute the main living space for both species, suggests that these two forest types contribute strongly toward support of both species.

However, the absence of Zfp467 expression in both species suggests that the story is more complicated.

Although the average coverage is about 1/20th of that in human, the similarity in these distributions in both species suggests that the Drosophila tags reflect similar expression variability.