Sentence examples for conserved to avoid from inspiring English sources

As a general guideline, wider taxon sampling usually helps to resolve phylogenies more accurately, provided enough genes are available to overcome stochastic noise, and are also sufficiently conserved to avoid systematic errors [ 54].

Matches were found using SSAHA2 [ 43] (http://www.sanger.ac.uk/Software/analysis/SSAHA2/) for pairwise sequence alignment with a threshold Smith-Waterman score of 160 (very restrictive and conserved to avoid matches between paralogous loci).

In this scenario, because all organisms face the important challenges of protein misfolding and aggregation, the existence of evolutionarily conserved strategies to avoid the deleterious effects of undesired protein deposition is likely.

Much remains to be learned about this rare biosphere, as for example, it is not clear whether some groups are rare in every environment; that is, if "rareness" is an evolutionarily conserved mechanism to avoid predation (Reid and Buckley 2011).

Nevertheless, some believe that comparing a physician's resource consumption level to a benchmark figure may encourage the physician to conserve resources to avoid classification as a resource consumption outlier.

Conserve water to avoid flooding the tanks.

The reviewer suggested that we specifically analyzed proteins that have their N-terminals conserved over evolution to avoid this suggested effect.

Most players will downshift a bit in practice, to conserve energy and to avoid bruising anyone.

We revealed that conserved miRNAs tend to avoid regulating conserved targets.

For instance, large HSBs conserved across eight eutherians, opossum and chicken are enriched in genes important for development, particularly of the central nervous system and have most likely been conserved as a block to avoid disrupting the important combinations of genes and regulatory elements.

The crucial factor for time-reversibility is the accuracy of the time-stepping scheme and its interaction with the space-discretization. Furthermore, an important practical requirement for the solver is to be energy conserving in order to avoid numerical instability.