Sentence examples for derived from a diversity from inspiring English sources
We explore these theoretical results in several data sets derived from a diversity of phylogenomic data.
Here, we draw upon published data derived from a diversity panel consisting of 372 European wheat varieties [ 11].
S. uberis utilises nutritional flexibility derived from a diversity of metabolic options to successfully occupy a discrete ecological niche.
Additional pseudocounts are then added based on an exponential derived from a diversity metric that includes the numerical rank (an integer from 1 to 20) for each of the amino acids at each site.
In 2009, a macrocyclic compound derived from a diversity-oriented synthesis (DOS) library [robotnikinin (1)] was described that inhibits the Hh signaling pathway.
Genome sequencing of MTBC has also been recently applied extensively, unraveling the genome diversity of clinical isolates derived from a variety of geographical regions (5).
Moreover, when the LacI-family TF content of various strains of L. plantarum was analyzed – the data were derived from a strain diversity analysis [ 47] – it appeared that apart from ccpA none of the individual LacI-family genes was present in all other strains.
The data used in this study are derived from a wider study on diversity and student achievement (Middelkoop and Meerman 2014, 2015).
The antigen-binding fragment Fab-YADS2 recognizes vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) and was derived from a library with chemical diversity restricted to only four amino acids (Tyr, Ser, Ala and Asp).
All populations reported here were derived from a population with standing genetic diversity previously evolved for 140 generations under our standardised laboratory environment [ 55, 70].
Many studies attempting to resolve plant evolutionary relationships and/or to identify plant species using DNA sequences have assumed that intraspecific genetic diversity is usually lower than interspecific genetic diversity and that sequences derived from a species usually form a monophyletic group.
