Sentence examples for containing a diversity from inspiring English sources
The satellite cell niche constitutes a distinct membrane-enclosed compartment within the muscle fiber, containing a diversity of biochemical and biophysical signals that influence satellite cell function.
We argue that an individual host can be considered to be an ecosystem in that it is an environment containing a diversity of entities (e.g., parasitic organisms, commensal symbionts, host immune components) that interact with each other, potentially competing for space, energy, and resources, ultimately influencing the condition of the host.
The major polysaccharide classes are cellulose, hemicelluloses (or cross-linking glycans) and pectic polysaccharides with the latter two classes containing a diversity of polymer structures.
In contrast, the Peronosporalean secretomes, although containing a diversity of proteins with putative metabolic functions, are characterized by an emergence of large pathogenic-functioning gene families (fig. 2).
Following phagocytosis by macrophages, salmonellae are contained within a phagosomal environment containing a diversity of antimicrobial factors including proteases, reactive oxygen and nitrogen species, acidic pH and cationic antimicrobial peptides (CAMP) (Flannagan et al., 2009).
However, Liang et al. did not consider the Celera Assembler, and our results suggest that new versions of the Celera Assembler may be more appropriate for data containing a diversity of genotypes.
The class Oligochaeta (phylum Annelida) contains a diversity of both aquatic and terrestrial worms, among which is the familiar earthworm, Lumbricus.
The country's waters contain a diversity of fish and shellfish, especially in the southeast where Atlantic and Mediterranean waters mix (the Alborán Sea).
The network of people with whom the Wellcome Trust enjoys relationships is broad and it would be surprising if this community did not contain a diversity of opinion about fossil fuel investments.
Scorpion venom contains a diversity of bioactive peptides, which represent a tremendous hitherto unexplored resource for use in drug design and development.
