Sentence examples for discontinuous among from inspiring English sources

(Asteraceae), are widely distributed but discontinuous among the sand dunes (Zhang and Chen, 2002).

Second, these BGCs are often are located on specific regions of the genome and show a discontinuous distribution among evolutionarily related species and isolates.

A unit cell-model that has earlier been applied to study materials with arrays of transversely staggered fibres is here extended to contain a number of differently shaped fibres or particulates in each unit cell, thus representing debonding of a relatively long discontinuous fibre among particulates that do not debond.

For example, the most dominant discontinuous peptides among population should be tested for neutralization assay in priority.

I don't want to get embroiled in the fierce arguments over the definition or distinction between species, but rather to draw attention again to the fact that there is a tremendous variety of extant discontinuous diversity among prokaryotes and eukaryotes, in both cases dispersed into distinct genetic clusters, albeit with differing tightness.

In [5], the pitch of a template is constrained to vary within a fixed semitone; therefore, a number of discontinuous effects occurred among the templates, as shown in Figure 3b.

To identify genes showing a discontinuous taxonomic distribution among S. sclerotiorum SPEP genes, we looked for homologs of all 486  S.

However, there are many examples where discontinuous phenotypes are observed among related species and thus appear to evolve rapidly.

The third criterion of inferring HT is the discontinuous distribution of TEs among closely related taxa, i.e., presence of a TE in one lineage and its absence in a sister lineage.

This is shown in Fig. 1 by a discontinuous line of connecting arrows among the different models.

We identified discontinuous distributions of PKS homologs among the analyzed fungal species, with low bootstrap values, that can be explained by gene duplication, divergence, and gene loss [ 61].