Sentence examples for dependent on origin from inspiring English sources

Figure  3C shows that our 'plant functional groups' did not share the same fungal communities but those were rather dependent on origin except for H. perforatum and S. canadensis.

In general, imprinting is thought of as complete inactivation of one allele dependent on parental origin, corresponding to k1 = −1 and k2 = 1 (complete silencing of the maternal allele), or k1 = 1 and k2 = −1 (complete silencing of the paternal allele).

AI dependent on parental origin and cellular lineage may also be important for embryonic development [ 42, 43].

The aim was to determine whether the effects of IFT are dependent on the origin of experimental pain.

Therefore, inbred mice may produce different IgG2a isotypes dependent on their origin (strain); C57B/6 and SJL mice secrete IgG2c while NMRI and DBA/2 mice secrete IgG2a only.

The efficiency of cell removal from a tissue is dependent on the origin of the tissue and the specific physical, chemical, and enzymatic methods that are used.

Dependent on the origin, the length of SWCNTs increases non-monotonically up to 500 nm, while diameter and chirality only slightly depend on the growth position.

Our data show that the stability of human DNA in urine is dependent on geographic origin.

Genomic imprinting is an exception to Mendelian genetics in that imprinted genes are expressed monoallelically, dependent on parental origin.

The evolution of Earth ecosystems and global climate are largely dependent on the origin, maintenance and extinction of biological units that regulate the distribution and cycling of elements, and maintain a self-perpetuating elemental network [37].

This hypothesis is corroborated by findings of differences in recipient's body fat being dependent on the origin of a colonizing flora [8], and that diversity in the microbiota may contribute to subsequent fat storage [9].