Sentence examples for contains more recently from inspiring English sources
Additionally, diXa contains more recently measured Copy Number Variation and epigenetics data.
Card A focused on more highly characterized miRNAs, while Card B contained more recently discovered miRNAs along with the miR* sequences.
A book documenting the project was recently published and contains more than one hundred color images and an introduction by Govan.
Drosophila serrata is a member of the montium group, which contains more than 98 species and until recently was considered a subgroup within the melanogaster group.
I recently put forward a climate adaptation plan which contains more than 60 action points.
This contains more conservative figures.
The Ski family also contains two more recently described members: Fussel-18 (functional Smad suppressing element on chromosome 18) [19], and Fussel-15 [20].
The revised paper contained more advertising than normal recently, and Sunni Boot, the president and chief executive of ZenithOptimedia Canada, an advertising buying agency, said that she had clients who were now considering newspaper advertising because of The Globe and Mail.
However, when we used a dataset containing more sequences that have recently become available, we obtained the expected topology only when the most sophisticated methods designed to deal with a compositional bias and long branch attraction phenomenon (LBA) (PhyloBayes 3.2d-CAT model; NH PhyloBayes 0.2.1-CATBP model; AsaturA-LG model; see Material and Methods for details) were used.
In particular, the web page from the 1996 offering has detailed, textbook-style notes available on-line that are still largely up-to-date in their presentations of parallel algorithms (the slides to be posted during this semester will contain some more recently invented algorithms as well).
Allosteric ligands provide further possibilities, and with a growing number of subunit variants (including those containing the more recently identified 5-HT3C-E subunitherehere is a now wider range of potential sites at which these modulators could bind.
