Sentence examples for different kingdom from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, a young Donald Trump had his sights set on a different kingdom to conquer.

We are citizens of a different Kingdom, one with a King like no other, a King who is beyond the world's definitions, systems, leaders, and processes – a King who set the world in place, and who writes the laws of physics.

The proposal that archaea were a different kingdom was originally considered ridiculous because no one could imagine two distinct groups of prokaryotes [ 5].

Unlike dPGC-1, ndis is exogenous, from a different kingdom, with no known homologs in animals, so any changes that result from ndi1 expression can reasonably be expected to be from the function of ndi1 as an NADH dehydrogenase.

For each organism, protein sequences gained membership to their respective Conserved Sets if they had a BLASTP[ 17] match of Evalue < 10-6 to any sequence in the NCBI nr database from an organism in a different kingdom (i.e. Archaea to Eubacteria, or, Eubacteria to Eukaryota).

Many studies have reported that the frequencies of these types can differ significantly between different kingdoms.

The conserved molecular and cellular themes among the 112 negative regulators of hypervirulence are discussed using pertinent examples from the different kingdoms of pathogens, with differing host ranges.

Eukaryotic RP genes appear to belong to multigene families [ 27, 28]; however, great differences have been found between the different Kingdoms.

Research using nonredundant poly(A) sites may minimize the bias caused by developmental or environmental differences in transcript abundance and therefore may facilitate the comparison of different kingdoms or subkingdoms.

This discrepancy reflected by differences versus similarities of the transcription machinery of organisms belonging to different kingdoms motivated us to analyse the capacity of promoter sequences to direct gene expression in foreign hosts.

We have separated the real and the unreal, put them in different kingdoms with different laws.