Sentence examples for consequently ancient from inspiring English sources

Consequently, ancient evolutionary conserved miRNAs are represented by multiple MIR genes whereas non-conserved miRNAs (believed to be evolutionary recent) are generally originated from a single locus.

Consequently, ancient molecules sharing functions or belonging to selected lineages will be more easily constrained than younger variants in phylogenetic reconstruction.

Consequently, ancient polymorphisms would be less completely sorted in genes located in high recombining than in low recombining regions.

Known as 'the green heart of Italy', it's the only region that borders neither the sea nor another country and consequently retains many ancient traditions.

PTGS is closely related to RNA interference and, consequently, represents an ancient eukaryotic genetic phenomenon [ 2].

Some of the loanwords from ancient times are consequently more difficult to identify and trace to their origins.

The relative impenetrability of the mountains explains why they have been avoided by the main transportation routes and why, consequently, they constitute strongholds of ancient traditionalism.

The stratigraphic section has 10 zones of pedogenesis that are distinguishable by pedogenic humus and other features, and consequently by the character of ancient soil forming processes.

FLJ20130 in human Xq22.3 might consequently be a remnant of the ancient NUP62 in mammals, having lost a number of exons and much of its coding region.

The salmonid genome contains an ancient whole genome duplication and consequently contains many duplicate regions [ 41].

Therefore the pre-treatment of ancient DNA extracts with DNA phosphatase before library building, followed by a proper end repair step rephosphorylating 5' ends, could be used for improving our ability to insert ancient DNA fragments into DNA libraries and consequently for improving the performance of 454 and Illumina sequencing of ancient DNA templates.