Sentence examples for broad sample of organisms from inspiring English sources
The mass-specific metabolic rate model of Gillooly et al. [7] used thermodynamic equations to relate temperature and body size to metabolic rate and Gillooly et al. [8] demonstrated that body mass, temperature and metabolic rate explain a significant fraction of the variance in nucleotide substitution rates in a broad sample of organisms.
The results presented in this study about fungal P-Type II ATPases show that predictions about the evolution of gene families should rely in the future on analyses including a broad sampling of organisms for a given phylum.
Finally, we apply the NMF approach to two interesting biological datasets: 3′-processing sites from a phylogenetically broad sampling of eukaryotic organisms and transcription start sites from the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster (available in Supplementary Materials).
A phylogenetic tree was derived from combined maximum-likelihood (ML) and Bayesian inference using Set8 orthologs across this broad sampling of eukaryotic organisms with the results shown in Figure 1.
Our understanding of biology has been greatly improved by studying genome structure and gene function of a broad sampling of model organisms such as Mus musculus (mouse), Drosophila melanogaster (fruit fly), Danio rerio (zebrafish), Caenorhabditis elegans (nematode), and Arabidopsis thaliana [ 1- 5].
"The Triumph of the Baroque" offers a broad sampling of the results.
In contrast to plastid data, the use of mtDNA genes allows the inclusion of a broader sample of eukaryotes (i.e., not just plastid-bearing organisms).
The students spent four months collecting 217 samples of organisms in their neighborhoods and found that they were surrounded by traces of 95 species in their daily lives.
The hypothesis, however, needs to be tested on a broad range of organisms.
A variety of methods to create specific constructs for protein expression, in a broad range of organisms, are available nowadays.
The observation that TOR proteins are conserved across the broad spectrum of organisms, from simple eukaryotes to mammals, led to subsequent investigations of TOR functions.
