Sentence examples for concerted pattern from inspiring English sources
Their complaint accused the sellers, including the Trumps, of "a consistent and concerted pattern of outright lies".
The concerted pattern of interpopulation allelic differentiation across all genetic loci parallels the disease prevalence and correlates with variation in local pathogens, suggesting that multilocus adaptation might have shaped the present-day landscape of IgA nephropathy.
(b) Immune-related pathways showed a concerted pattern of change across the data set.
Gene conversion events should predate the speciation events in the orders Methanomicrobiales and Methanococcales because concerted pattern and gene conversion were detected in almost all organisms in these two orders.
Perhaps more interesting is that a very similar mtDNA duplication and concerted evolution pattern is found in Thalassarche albatrosses.
Tandemly arranged nuclear ribosomal DNA (rDNA), encoding 18S, 5.8S and 26S ribosomal RNA (rRNA), exhibit concerted evolution, a pattern thought to result from the homogenisation of rDNA arrays.
The question remains as to why Haggerty et al., 2009 do not recover a concerted evolution type pattern, even though they consider taxa not so distantly related to Shewanella and with similar 16S rRNA copy numbers.
The pattern of concerted evolution documented in the current study is, perhaps, most similar to the pattern found in mangrove killifish [ 7] and Thalassarche albatrosses [ 5].
She finds that the middle class adopts a "concerted cultivation" pattern, arranging activities for children and not hesitating to intervene in children's activities.
The pattern of concerted evolution is complex, however, as sequence similarity within clusters is uncorrelated with gene order and orientation, and no comparable clusters occur within similarly compact arrays of the RR-1 group in mosquitoes or in either group in D. melanogaster.
The pattern of concerted evolution in the neutral sites of the different actin gene clusters contrasts with the variation in amino acid sequence between copies.
