Sentence examples for contemporary relative from inspiring English sources

Baptornis, a contemporary relative of Hesperornis, was smaller and less strongly modified.

But nothing can reanimate the strained, deadly second act, which imagines Seurat's contemporary relative, also named George, also a stick figure, also an artist who works in light.

There has recently been a flurry of interest in such "fossilised" virus sequences when it was realised that they could potentially be used to determine the long-term substitution rates of their contemporary relatives [16] [19], [30].

Evidence now firmly supports that mitochondria have a single origin; they arised from a eubacterial symbiont whose closest contemporary relatives are found within the alpha-proteobacteria [ 8, 55].

Recent advances in DNA technologies, such as next-generation sequencing make it possible to recover DNA information from archaeological and paleontological remains allowing us to go back in time and study the genetic relationships between extinct organisms and their contemporary relatives.

Similarly, it remains for future plant and begomoviruses genome sequencing projects in the Americas and in Asia (where the presence of NW-like begomoviruses has been observed in the OW [54]) to discover either additional integrated begomovirus sequences or close contemporary viral relatives of GRDs.

Comparing the historical and contemporary cohorts, the relative risk of presenting at first admission with Type 2 diabetes for both cohorts was similar.

National ballet companies have enjoyed support in the region for centuries, but the contemporary-dance scene, relative to that of the rest of Europe, is young.

Lower East Side Through July 28 After championing outsider and contemporary art from the relative isolation of TriBeCa for 10 years, Kerry Schuss has added his particular vision to the increasing hubbub of the Lower East Side.

Rather, it places emphasis on improving quantification of contemporary stocks and the relative decline in deforestation rates necessary to preserve those stocks.

However, the Serratia that had evolved with the phages and protist predators, were less susceptible to infection by both contemporary and ancestral phages, relative to bacteria that had evolved alone.