Sentence examples for derived change from inspiring English sources

The evolutionary pathway involves an initial gene duplication and subsequent co-option of heat shock proteins, followed by another gene duplication of the co-opted gene coupled with a derived change in place of gene expression.

The first application, growth curve analysis, is already familiar to many researchers and involves modeling individuals' change trajectories over time and relating the derived change parameters to person-level characteristics or phenomena.

The derived change products showed that newly developed pixels on average had a 46% increase in ISC, with the majority (80%) reaching their ISC saturation level in ≤ 3 years.

The shared derived change in polyadenylation mechanism might represent the first synapomorphic character uniting the Chlorodendrales and the UTC clade.

In addition, the vermetids also shared a derived change in the relative positions of trnY and trnM within the cassette of 7 tRNA genes encoded on the "-" strand.

In Equation 8b, ρ μ (w ij = ω) is a mean field derived change to the probability distribution of the locally optimized parameter, towards minimizing the model error (CSSE(W)).

This means that Neanderthals share derived changes with some living humans to the exclusion of others.

Otolith derived changes in mean values of fork length estimated means (Fem), and thereby growth, were assessed from the periods 1982 1989 and 1995 2003, respectively.

In melanoma patients it could be shown that tumor derived changes in the lymph node immune milieu are independent of the existence of lymph node metastases [ 14].

The fifth extended-CCT lineage includes all 4 sampled intron-containing members of the Acanthaceae (Sanchezia, Justicia, Barleria, and Thunbergia), which share derived changes at positions +30, +35, and +54.

Second, we used a small set of satellite radar interferograms ('InSAR') to derive change in topography (2000 2009) and thus a topographic estimate of lava volume.