Sentence examples for conservation when compared to from inspiring English sources

Both tsetse AKHR isoforms show strong sequence conservation when compared to other insect AKHRs.

They also showed a high degree of conservation when compared to sequences in several other organisms.

This genome contains a large number of mobile genetic elements and very low genome conservation when compared to other C. difficile strains and also to other members of Clostridia.

For the majority of the analysed instances, the pairs of sequences conserving the linear motif were also observed to maintain a similar local structural tendency and/or to have higher local sequence conservation when compared to pairs of sequences where one is missing the linear motif.

This database has scores for each nucleotide in the human genome relative to its degree of conservation when compared to nucleotides in the armadillo, bush baby, cat, chicken, chimpanzee, cow, dog, elephant, frog, fugu, guinea pig, hedgehog, horse, lizard, medaka, mouse, opossum, platypus, rabbit, rat, rhesus monkey, shrew, stickleback, tenrec, tetraodon, tree shrew, and zebrafish.

The results clearly show that lncRNAs display limited phylogenetic conservation when compared to coding RNAs.

Due to a recent genome duplication in Populus[ 49], A. thaliana and O. sativa genes have more predicted orthologs in Populus and hence obtained higher conservation levels when compared to Populus than to each other.

As a result of these political processes that pre-date reserve creation, farmers and communities in Calakmul hold more land and hold it more equitably, have less access to surplus labor for expanding commercial production, and have a political system that shares benefits from forest conservation more equitably when compared to Maya.

In this work we collected comprehensive high-throughput interaction datasets for four model organisms (S. cerevisiae, S. pombe, C. elegans, and D. melanogaster) and carried out systematic analyses in order to explain the apparent lower conservation of interaction data when compared to the conservation of sequence data.

While the results in these early papers indicated low overlap between species, no attempt was made to generalize observations to address reasons for the lower conservation of interaction data when compared to sequence data conservation.

Both C. pseudotuberculosis genomes showed a high degree of conservation in gene position, when compared to the C. diphtheriae genome, with few rearrangement points.