Sentence examples for conserved character from inspiring English sources

Evolutionary remnants in this sense include conserved character states that are the basis for determining systematic relationships.

The slight reduction in grain weight is in agreement with it being a well conserved character under different cultural conditions.

In the latter case, the two long branches share analogies, the shorter ones share conserved character states.

The results generated to the mitogenome of M. scutellaris in this study suggest a conserved character in comparison to M. bicolor.

Questions like these go to the heart of the idea of "conserved" character states versus subsequent change during their hiatus from the fossil record.

Most sequences obtained from clone libraries were closely related to already published sequences (< 80% homology on amino acid level), which may be related to the conserved character of the amplified region of pepN.

Researches on the progenitors of human processed pseudogenes delved out their highly expressed and evolutionarily conserved characters.

Although we did not find sequence similarities to reported small, IRs of dinoflagellate mtDNA (reviewed in Waller and Jackson 2009) in the S. minutum mtDNA, the result suggests that structures comprising IRs are conserved characters among dinoflagellates mtDNAs.

But we have conserved the character of that design.

Because we want to construct the BAC library to conserve genomic character of Wuzhishan miniature pig, the fibroblast must maintain diploid character similar with the cells in vivo.

Our results also indicate that intrinsic disorder is a well-conserved character in some ribosomal proteins.