Sentence examples for comparative ideals from inspiring English sources
They're less principles and more vague, comparative ideals.
Table 1 Comparative ideal types of debt reciprocity a Feature Indian rina b Filipino utang na loob c Definition - Debt, obligation, responsibility, bond, connectedness.
Lindenbergia is a non-parasitic lineage of Orobanchaceae sister to all parasitic species [ 2]; therefore the family represents an ideal comparative framework to study the evolution of parasitism.
Nonetheless, the different terminal sink tissues and storage forms for carbohydrate deposition in grain vs. sweet sorghums makes them an ideal comparative system to study the genes and processes controlling carbohydrate partitioning in grasses [ 71– 71].
The comparative potency of these ideals in the studied localities is traced.
The definition of a SAAR is much less ambiguous which makes them ideal for comparative studies.
Marsupials and eutherians last shared a common ancestor approximately 148 million years ago, and since then their immune systems have been evolving independently under different pathogenic pressures, making marsupials ideal for comparative studies of the MHC region.
More generally, comparative studies provide an ideal opportunity to set aside routine approaches to addressing problems and to engage in critical analyses of current policy and practice [ 11, 12].
As shown in our study, the high sequence variability of traD means that it is not an ideal candidate for phylogenetic analysis, whereas genes traB/ virB10 and traC/ virB4 encode quintessential T4SS proteins of Gram-negative bacteria that are ideal for comparative amino acid alignment and as such appear sufficient to define membership of a T4SS type (Juhas et al., 2007a).
In light of the resemblances between the two cases, a comparative historical research method is ideal for comparing the two cases and understanding how the focal actors used their relations with state and criminal agents to shape their respective 'gaming empires'.
Thus the STGs offer an ideal system for comparative studies with other cereal crops for mining out more and more novel genes for salt tolerance.
