Sentence examples for conservation of these systems from inspiring English sources

Thus a remarkable array of diverse T4SSs exists across species in the Rickettsiales, yet intrageneric conservation of these systems is apparently high.

Based on the evolutionary conservation of these systems across phyla, it seemed likely that their role would be essential [ 37, 38].

Given the strong evolutionary conservation of these systems and the powerful genetic tools available to identify novel regulatory interactions in Drosophila, studies on the control of organizational growth in this species hold great promise for revealing factors that are crucial for CNS regeneration.

Therefore, identifying the structural characteristics of particular coral configurations is critical for the conservation of those systems.

These results "may help people to think about conservation of these whole systems, including parasites, rather than just the iconic species like birds".

The diversity of motor outputs found in the animal kingdom, when compared with the conservation of the systems modulating them evidences how forgiving natural selection can be to one process and how strict to another.

In addition, in the case of zero damping, the mid-point rule preserves the conservation of the system free energy.

Furthermore, the present method considerably improves mass conservation of the system, which is particularly important for long time periodical flow simulations.

The momentum conservation of the system is carefully checked by studying head-on collision between a drop and a solid sphere.

This fact suggests a high conservation of the system regulating this gene in mammals.

These findings suggest an interrelationship between two distinct cysteine degradation systems via a common transcriptional regulator CcdR/DecR/YbaO among bacteria, which motivated us to explore the conservation and variation of these systems among bacteria (see Fig. 4a for a summary of the main components).